Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), India’s state-owned telecom operator, has partnered with ACES India—the Indian arm of Dubai-based telecom infrastructure company ACES—to provide robust cellular connectivity at the upcoming Noida International Airport, scheduled to open later this month. The partnership aims to ensure uninterrupted mobile services across the airport from day one.
The agreement, signed at BSNL’s UP West Telecom Circle
office in Meerut, involves installing advanced communication equipment
throughout key airport areas, including terminals and associated facilities.
The collaboration is designed to offer reliable voice and data services for
passengers, airport staff, and other users in a busy, high-traffic environment.
Under the partnership, BSNL will utilize its nationwide
network and operational expertise, while ACES India will manage the design and
deployment of the integrated infrastructure. The setup will comply with
stringent safety and operational standards necessary for major aviation
projects.
BSNL brings prior experience to the table, having
successfully implemented telecom infrastructure at Adani’s Navi Mumbai
International Airport—demonstrating its ability to handle large-scale, high-volume
connectivity projects.
Arun Kumar, Chief General Manager Telecom (CGMT), BSNL UP
West, said, “This collaboration reflects BSNL’s dedication to enhancing telecom
infrastructure at critical national assets. Reliable connectivity at major
transport hubs is essential for improving passenger experience and supporting
broader digital initiatives.”
The project highlights India’s increasing focus on digital
infrastructure in aviation, ensuring that passengers and airport operations
have access to seamless mobile and data services from day one.
BY- NIROSHA GUPTA
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