FBOs
India Bizav Group Decries Delhi Airport FBO Decision
Bird Worldwide Flight Services-ExecuJet and Indamer-MJets named concessionaires at Delhi Airport as 20 operators and agencies and companies are evicted.

Making way for two recently announced FBOs, Delhi International Airport Ltd. (Dial) has evicted some 20 third-party operators and companies from their premises at the airport. The two FBO concessionaires—Bird Worldwide Flight Services-ExecuJet and Indamer-MJets—have until March 31 to sign new contracts with tenants and based operators, AIN has learned. India's Business Aircraft Operators Association (BAOA) called the move a “monopoly” and took the issue to court. Operators are concerned because the concessionaires are sharing up to 65 percent of revenues with Dial, and this could substantially increase the costs of services rendered to them. Bird Worldwide Flight Services-ExecuJet and Indamer-MJets are also mandated to invest around $15 million each on the FBO terminal, lounges, hangars, fuel and parking. 


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