The Airports Authority of India (AAI) on Monday told the Bombay high court it has given permission to 104 buildings to rise beyond 55.1m around the upcoming Navi Mumbai airport
The July 22 decision to relax curbs and allow buildings to rise till 160.1m taken at a meeting of the civil aviation ministry, Cidco, DGCA and the Navi Mumbai International Airport Limited was brought to the attention of the court on 25 by advocate Yeshwanth Shenoy during a hearing of his PIL on danger posed to aircraft from highrises around Mumbai airport.
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Source: Times Of India
