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Airports Authority of India (AAI) celebrated Yatri Suvidha Diwas astatine Mysuru airdrome connected Monday by giving passengers a accepted Mysuru welcome.
“Passengers were accorded a accepted Mysuru invited with Tika, handmade flowers, Mysore shawls, Mysore Pak, effect balls, greeting cards, and tourism brochures,” said a connection from Mysuru Airport Director P.V. Ushakumari.
The airdrome mascots, Ammu and Gajju, interacted with passengers, portion peculiar discounts were offered by retail and F&B outlets. Live quizzes and solo singing performances astatine the Security Hold Area added to the festive atmosphere.
The solemnisation of Yatri Suvidha Diwas 2026 reaffirms the AAI’s committedness to “passenger‑centric services, assemblage engagement, and sustainable development”, the connection said.
The celebrations were inaugurated by Deputy Director, Department of Tourism, Mysuru, Prabhuswamy V.M.. with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp connected the terminal premises.
The event, which commenced with the singing of Vande Mataram, featured vibrant taste performances including Bharatanatyam, Nadaswaram, DolluKunitha, and radical dances, showcasing the affluent taste practice of Karnataka.
As portion of societal payment initiatives, Safai Karmacharis were felicitated successful designation of their dedicated service. Women unit associated with the Karnataka State Industrial Security Force (KSISF) and frontline hose operations were besides honoured. Free wellness screening camps, including humor pressure, humor sugar, BMI, and oculus check‑ups, were conducted with the enactment of JSS Hospital and Agarwal Eye Hospital, the connection said.
Hotel Owners’ Association, Mysore Travel Association, Mysore Chamber of Commerce and Industry and others besides participated successful the event.
“Through the Yatri Suvidha Diwas, the AAI Mysuru Airport expressed gratitude to passengers and stakeholders portion promoting a civilization of work excellence, inclusivity, sustainability, and assemblage participation,” said Ms. Ushakumari.
