KITCO has been awarded the Project Management Consultancy for modification and expansion of existing Integrated Terminal Building at Mangaluru International Airport. The assignement includes Monitoring and supervision of construction of Passenger Terminal Building related to the entire MEP, Airport Systems works and interior finishing works at par with the international standards.

• The project is an initiative of Cochin International Airport Ltd. (CIAL) and Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) in PPP model.
• The facility is set up an area of 35 acres adjacent to the airport. The complex would have a full-fledged cool room facility for a variety of vegetables, fruits and flowers, besides another for poultry and livestock products.
• The complex on a built-up area of 1,800 sq metres will have six chambers. The total project cost is Rs.15.2 Crores and is expected to handle 25,000 tonnes of cargo p/a.

• KITCO was the consultant for setting up of Trade Fair Cum Exhibition Centre at CIAL, in order to attract more business towards the aerotropolis.

• Airport Museum was established at CIAL to showcase the history of the aviation industry.
• Scaled Models of helicopter, passenger flights, cargo flights, fighter planes and bomber aircrafts that are displayed in the museum give a glimpse to the developments in the aviation industry.

• KITCO prepared the concept to Aerotropolis for Cochin International Airport. The key components of the Aerotropolis project are Aircraft Maintenance Repair and Overhauling (MRO) facility, Aviation Academy, 18-Hole Golf Course with Country Club, Airport Hotels, Airport Hospital, Trade Fair Cum Exhibition Center, Logistics Centre, Amusement Park, Cultural Village and Shopping Malls.

• The project includes Hangars for Airbus A320, Boeing 737, Dornier and Embraer aircraft in a built up area of 5500 Sqm with an additional spare part shop of 6500 Sqm.
• An Aviation Institute for conducting Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) course is also a part of the project.

• KITCO was the consultant for construction of the new Terminal Building Complex at Rajahmundry Airport.

Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi (IGRUA) at Rai Barelli, Uttar Pradesh is an aviation training centre owned by Government of India. Expansion of the facilities at this centre was entrusted to KITCO by Airports Authority of India. 

KITCO was engaged to prepare the master plan & design of the new passenger terminal for Pant Nagar Airport.

This was a unique project undertaken by KITCO for Airports Authority of India, New Delhi, involving construction of buildings to house a satellite- based augmentation system for Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) constructed at Bangalore Airport.

• KITCO completed the master planning & design of a new integrated passenger terminal for Aurangabad Airport.

The expansion of Ahmedabad International Airport was undertaken by KITCO.

• KITCO succesfully completed the new integrated Terminal Building complex of Vishakapatanam Airport.

KITCO completed the pretender activities for estimation and preliminary design for the development of Salalah International Airport, for Ministry of Transport and Communication, Sultanate of Oman.

• Technical evaluation and survey of electrical installation at King Abdul Aziz International Airport at Jeddah were done by KITCO.
• The scope of work included the study of the entire electrical installations of the Airport, monitor its present condition and suggest suitable replacement.

• Kannur International Airport is the second greenfield airport to be set up in Kerala in PPP mode.
• KITCO Ltd extended design & PMC services for operationalising Kannur International Airport.

• KITCO was the consultant for CIAL, India’s first greenfield airport built under Public Private Participation (PPP).
• The project and its execution became a case study for Harvard University.
• It was also rated the second best after Auckland Airport for profitability-turnover ratio.
• Subsequently, KITCO successfully provided consultancy services for the ambitious expansion programme of CIAL which included the expansion of the International Terminal – T3, building with a built up area of 15 lakh sq.ft.