The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has set a high target on returns from its services in the current financial year, which is almost one-fourth more than what was set for last year.
AAI planned to achieve gross sales of Rs 7,760 crore in 2013-14 which is approximately 23% higher than the target of 2012-13, the state-run airports body said in a release.
This was stated in an MoU signed by AAI Chairman V P Aggarwal and Civil Aviation Ministry Secretary K N Shrivastava for the current fiscal.
The memorandum spells the targets to be achieved by AAI on key performance areas during the current financial year, the release said.
AAI planned to achieve gross sales of Rs 7,760 crore in 2013-14 which is approximately 23% higher than the target of 2012-13, the state-run airports body said in a release.
This was stated in an MoU signed by AAI Chairman V P Aggarwal and Civil Aviation Ministry Secretary K N Shrivastava for the current fiscal.
The memorandum spells the targets to be achieved by AAI on key performance areas during the current financial year, the release said.