Goa [India], Sukhmal Jain Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), India's second largest state-owned downstream oil producer, announces the inauguration of state-of-the-art hydrant facilities at the newly established Manoha International Airport in North Goa. BPCL Director (Marketing) inaugurated the facilities in the presence of Kanwarbir Singh Kalra, Deputy CEO, GMR Goa International Airport Limited (GGIAL), other senior leaders of BPCL and GGIAL. Introduction of advanced hydrant facility is a strategic step. BPCL caters to the rapidly increasing refueling demands of the new greenfield airport. Manohar International Airport is an important contribution to the aviation landscape of Goa, complementing the existing Naval Airport at Dabolim, which has faced constraints due to limited operating hours for civilian aircraft since the beginning of operations.At Manohar International Airport, there has been an increase in combined traffic at both the airports, Sukhmal Jain said, “The inauguration of these state-of-the-art hydrant facilities at Manohar International Airport is an important step in BPCL’s journey to enhance aviation infrastructure in India. Is. This strategic expansion aims to meet growing fuel demands and ensure uninterrupted operations that support the strong growth of the aviation sector, demonstrating our dedication to efficiency, safety and customer satisfaction. Spread over 6 acres of land, the hydrant system comprises a complex network of underground pipelines that seamlessly connects to the airport's 13 aircraft parking bays. The entire operation is carefully managed through a fully automated console to ensure efficiency. And Safety in Fuel Delivery Apart from the inauguration at MOPA, aviation fuel stations were virtually unveiled at nine other airports, taking the total number of BPCL operated facilities at an impressive 75 airports across the country.This expansion comes at a time when India's domestic air passenger traffic is witnessing steady growth, with recent data showing that India will see approximately 154 million domestic air passengers during the financial year 2023-24, which is The biggest increase is in travel. There is a sign of a remarkable revival in.