The Ahmedabad Airport Authority will be given a plot of 4,175 sq m by Amdavad Municipal Corporation (AMC). An iconic road was constructed from Airport Circle to Indira Bridge in Ahmedabad.

To build this road, the municipal corporation utilised the open space of the Airport Authority as part of the road alignment. The land taken from the Airport Authority will be returned from the final plot within the same Town Planning scheme.

The iconic road, which has a width of 60 metres and is valued at over ₹10 crore. During the construction of this road, the Amdavad Municipal Corporation (AMC) acquired the said land from the Airport Authority under the provisions of the Municipal Corporation Act.

The government Standing Committee has now decided to allocate the 4,175 square metres of land back, which is intended for commercial use, from the proposed final plot number 156-1 of Hansol-1 (located in front of this area) to the Airport Authority. Since the land is being exchanged, the Municipal Corporation will not charge any amount from the Airport Authority.

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