Adani Airport Holdings posted the decision to terminate its relationship with the newly established partnership with Chinese firm DragonPass immediately on Thursday, a week after association started.
The company provided airport lounge access services. A spokesperson validated that customers of DragonPass will not receive lounge access at airports operated by Adani anymore, although the decision will not affect lounge and travel experience for other travelers.
“Our association with DragonPass, which provided access to airport lounges, has been terminated with immediate effect. DragonPass customers will no longer have access to lounges at Adani-managed airports. This change will have no impact on the airport lounge and travel experience for other customers,” an Adani Airport Holdings spokesperson said.
Background of the Partnership between Adani and DragonPass
This comes a week after Adani Digital Labs partnered with Dragonpass to elevate fliers’ airport lounge and travel experiences.
Adani Digital Labs is the digital innovation arm of the Adani Group, dedicated to transforming how billions of users interact with essential services.
The company said that as the digital extension of Adani-managed airports under airports-holdings”>Adani Airports Holdings Limited (AAHL) and Adani Enterprises Ltd. (AEL), ADL plays a strategic role in shaping the future of travel and airport experiences.
ADL’s Role in Airport Experience
The company further stated that ADL has thoroughly integrated itself into the operations of India’s top airports, improving efficiency, personalisation, and connectivity across every touchpoint—streamlining passenger travel, facilitating cashless environments, and offering digital-first conveniences.
Through the merger of cutting-edge technologies and human-centric design coupled with strong strategic alliances, ADL is reinventing what seamless, scalable, and fulfilling experiences mean, all in the light of the Adani Group’s nation-building aspirations and customer-obsessed innovation.
Adani Power Secures Major UP Contract
In yet another development, Adani Power announced on Saturday that it won a closely contested auction to sell 1500 MW (net) thermal power to Uttar Pradesh.
Under the agreement, the Adani Group firm will supply power at a highly competitive tariff rate of Rs 5.383 per unit from a greenfield 2×800 MW (1500 MW net) Ultra-supercritical power project it will establish in the state on the DBFOO model.
