<p>Mangaluru International Airport (MIA) has achieved the fifth rank in terms of customer satisfaction and handling among the 53 two-tier airports in the country.<br /><br />MIA director J T Radhakrishna today said the rank was based on the customer satisfaction survey conducted during July to December period last year.<br /><br />The airport was given an overall rating of 4.75 on a five point scale, he said.<br />He said the 53 airports had handled upto 15 lakh passengers a year.</p>.<p><br />The internal survey was done by a private agency for the Airports Authority of India.<br />Cleanliness of washrooms and toilets of the airport was given a rating of 4.79, while cleanliness of terminal building stood at 4.82.<br /><br />"This is a remarkable achievement for the airport," he said in a release.<br /></p>
<p>Mangaluru International Airport (MIA) has achieved the fifth rank in terms of customer satisfaction and handling among the 53 two-tier airports in the country.<br /><br />MIA director J T Radhakrishna today said the rank was based on the customer satisfaction survey conducted during July to December period last year.<br /><br />The airport was given an overall rating of 4.75 on a five point scale, he said.<br />He said the 53 airports had handled upto 15 lakh passengers a year.</p>.<p><br />The internal survey was done by a private agency for the Airports Authority of India.<br />Cleanliness of washrooms and toilets of the airport was given a rating of 4.79, while cleanliness of terminal building stood at 4.82.<br /><br />"This is a remarkable achievement for the airport," he said in a release.<br /></p>