Bangalore International Airport is the first greenfield airport developed in India. The project, which was conceived by the government of India in response to growing congestion at existing airport facilities, is located at Devanahalli, about 40 kilometers north of Bangalore city. Expected capacity of the new facility is 27 aircraft per hour and 11.5 million passengers per year. Estimated engineering, procurement and construction cost for this phase of the development is $288 million.

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