A new website has been launched for Ibrahim Nasir International Airport, with features such as live flight information and an online booking system to facilitate flight, hotel and resort bookings.
In a statement, airport developer GMR said the new website “hosts innovative ways to boost the entire travel experience for passengers and is designed keeping in mind the customer’s expectations with easy navigation and important information accessibility.”
The site also includes information such as travel tips and things to do in the Maldives for first time passengers, and for airlines, a dedicated section focusing on available services and various charges.
The website also includes a ‘Career Opportunities’ tab “which will help the local population find current openings at the airport,” the developer said.
Airport CEO Andrew Harrison said GMR had “looked at making the website more interactive and informative, keeping in mind the passengers’ needs and preferences. We believe that this technologically advanced yet simple-to-navigate website will make the airport experience better for every traveller”.
The new site is located at www.maldivesairport.aero
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Naming the airport after Ibrahim Nasir, the most hated and despited dictator in recent history of the Maldives is one of the least understood moves by Anni. Maybe it has something to do with how he was sentenced for a jail term, taking scrap of paper as a souvenir in Velanaage.