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Adani Airport Holdings ended its partnership with DragonPass, an access provider to the global airport hall, with an immediate effect. As a result, DragonPass members will not be able to access the halls at the airports run by the Adani group.

In a statement, the company confirmed, “Our association with DragonPass, which provides access to airport halls, has been completed immediately. DragonPass customers will not be able to access the halls at Adany-Manage airports.”

This step will affect the DragonPass users who travel via Adany-Ucged airports, including Mumbai, Ahmed Abad, Lanawo, Manjaluru, Jaipur, Ghoba, and Struvannanninfuram. However, Adani airports have made clear that the change will not affect access to the hall or the experience of traveling to other customers, including those who use different hall networks or services provided through banks and credit cards.

The company added: “This change will not have any impact on the airport lounge and the experience of traveling to other customers.”

DragonPass was founded in 2005, a series of series B, based in Guangzhou (China). It works as an online platform to help at the airport and access the hall.

In a similar step, Delhi Airport officially ended its partnership with Celebi Aviation for the ground handling of the ground handling. This decision was taken after canceling the security clearance of the services of Celebi India PVT LTD by BCAS monitoring, indicating concerns of national security. The services of Celebi India PVT LTD and Celebi Dehi Cargo Terminal Management India PVT LTD were responsible for managing ground handling operations and shipping operations, respectively.

On May 15, the center canceled the security clearance of çelebi Aviation, a Turkish company responsible for critical ground operations at the Great Indian airports. This decision comes in the midst of increasing calls to boycott the company, based in Istanbul, Türkiye – a country that has supported Pakistan during recent tensions with India after Paalgam’s terrorist attack and “Sindoor”.

Under the Ministry of Civil Aviation, the Civil Aviation Security Office issued a notification regarding the cancellation of the security clearance of the Silby India Airport services limited, a subsidiary of the çelebi Aviation Holding, the Turkish company. Türkiye has received strong criticism of its support for Pakistan, which led to a significant decrease in the number of Indian tourists visiting the country in recent days.

On May 13, Chef Sina, led by Eknath SHINDE, called for the immediate end of the çelebi contract at Mumbai International Airport due to national security concerns. A delegation, including the leader of Sina Morji Patel, met with Mumbai International Airport (MIAL) to urge the end of its partnership with the services of çelebi nas airport. Sina has set a final date for 10 days to cancel the contract, with the threat of protests if no action is taken.

Earlier this week, Adani Digital Labs (ADL) unveiled its partnership with DragonPass to enhance the airport hall experiences at Adanyi airports managed by a group. The strategic partnership aims to give passengers access to a wide range of halls within the airport network in the Indian multi -sectors group, ensuring a luxurious and comfortable environment for all passengers.

DragonPass works as an online platform specializing in airport help and accessing the hall. DragonPass, designed as a platform for reservation in service and airport assistance to airline passengers, is designed from searching for prices, comparing prices, and reserving various airports services such as halls, restaurants, VIP halls and cabin services 24 hours a day.

In addition, DragonPass provides an annual system for organic dragon cards for passengers. The platform can be conveniently accessed through its mobile phone application, which is available for both iOS and Android devices.