Indian Firm Given Charge Of Mumbai Airport Ground Handling After Turkey-Based Celebi Loses Permit
Last Updated:May 16, 2025, 19:26 IST Aviation watchog BCAS had revoked the permit of Turkey-based Celebi citing national security concerns. It has now handed over the ground handling job at the airport to Indothai. Indothai gets Mumbai airport ground handling job (PTI File Image) A day after the cancellation of the permit of Turkey-based Celebi, a provider of airport ground handling in India, aviation watchdog BCAS on Friday signed an agreement with Indian firm Indothai to take over the staff and assets at the Mumbai Airport. According to reports, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has nodded Indothai to operate the ground handling at the Mumbai Airport. BCAS on Thursday revoked the security clearance of Çelebi Ground Handling India Pvt Ltd – which operated under the umbrella of Turkey’s Çelebi Aviation Holding at major Indian airports – “in the interest of national security” with immediate effect. The revocation of Celebi’s permit comes amid boycott calls for Turkey, which picked up pace in India after Ankara backed Islamabad during Operation Sindoor – anti-terror strikes against …

