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From Vehicle Safety to Water Recycling, Ahmedabad Airport Wins Four Golds at Kaizen 2026

By GS Team
15 Oct 20262 mins read
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Ahmedabad Airport secures four gold awards at AHCCQC Kaizen 2026 for excellence in vehicle safety, passenger boarding, utility management, and water recycling. The global recognition highlights SVPIA's commitment to continuous improvement, operational efficiency, passenger experience, and sustainable resource management, reflecting its dedication to international standards and environmental protection.

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From Vehicle Safety to Water Recycling, Ahmedabad Airport Wins Four Golds at Kaizen 2026

Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (SVPIA) has won gold awards for all four projects presented at the AHCCQC Kaizen 2026 convention, recognising improvements in vehicle safety, passenger boarding bridge operations, utility management and water recycling.

The airport’s safety, engineering and maintenance, and environment teams presented initiatives aimed at addressing operational challenges, improving efficiency and promoting sustainable resource management.

Four Projects Earn Gold Awards

The four projects recognised by the jury covered key aspects of airport operations.

The vehicle safety initiative focused on ensuring accident-free and secure vehicle movement within the airport’s operational areas. The passenger boarding bridge (PBB) project aimed to make passenger movement safer, faster and smoother during boarding and disembarkation.

The utility management project focused on the efficient use of energy and other resources, while the water recycling initiative promoted water reuse and sustainable water management.

Evaluation Based on Quality and Results

Projects at the AHCCQC Kaizen competition are assessed against stringent quality benchmarks. Projects scoring 70% or more generally qualify for the gold category.

The evaluation covers problem identification and root-cause analysis, innovation, practical implementation, measurable and non-measurable benefits, standardisation of procedures and technical presentation before the jury.

The assessment also considers outcomes such as electricity and water savings, reduced operational time, progress towards zero accidents, improved passenger convenience and environmental protection.

Focus on Continuous Improvement

Kaizen, a Japanese management philosophy centred on continuous improvement, encourages teams to identify operational shortcomings and develop practical solutions that can be sustained over time.

By securing gold awards for all four entries, Ahmedabad airport highlighted its efforts to strengthen operational safety, improve passenger services and reduce the environmental impact of airport operations.