Mangaluru International Airport wins ACI’s award for the second consecutive time
The Hindu
Mangaluru International Airport wins ACI's ASQ Award for Best Airport at Arrivals for the second consecutive year, highlighting customer satisfaction.
Mangaluru International Airport (MIA) is among six airports in the world chosen for Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Award – 2025 in the ’Best Airport at Arrivals’ category by the Airports Council International (ACI) World.
This marks the second consecutive year that Mangaluru International Airport has secured the global arrivals distinction, having also won the award in 2024, a release from Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL), which manages Mangaluru airport, said on Tuesday.
The ASQ Awards are regarded as the aviation industry’s most credible measure of customer satisfaction, based on real-time passenger feedback collected through ACI’s independently administered survey programme. The arrivals category evaluates the complete inbound journey, including immigration processes, baggage delivery, terminal ambience, cleanliness, wayfinding, and overall comfort, it said.
The award will be presented at the ASQ awards ceremony on September 2 2026, in Istanbul, Türkiye, as part of ACI World’s Airport Experience Summit scheduled from August 31 to September 4. This year, 100 airports worldwide have been recognised across categories, and 195 awards will be presented in total.
The recognition of Mangaluru airport reflects sustained investments in process optimisation, digital initiatives, and service training, alongside close coordination with government agencies and ecosystem partners.
Continuous focus on operational efficiency and passenger-centric infrastructure enhancements has contributed to smoother arrivals and improved turnaround times, the release added.

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