Agartala, September 17, 2026: Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport has started its 24-day Yatri Sewa campaign from September 17. The campaign will continue until October 10.
The airport will focus on passenger services during this period. Cleanliness, assistance and basic facilities will receive special attention.
However, the campaign comes at a time when flight operations from Agartala are facing some changes. Several passengers have raised concerns over changes in flight schedules and frequency.
Airport Authorities Approach Airlines
Airport authorities have contacted airlines operating from Agartala over their services.
Airlines often change schedules because of operational needs, aircraft availability or commercial reasons. But for passengers, fewer flights can make travel difficult.
This is especially important for people who travel outside Tripura for medical treatment, education and work.
Airport officials have therefore sought cooperation from the airlines to maintain regular services.
Yatri Sewa Campaign Runs Till October 10
The Yatri Sewa campaign started on September 17 and will run for 24 days.
During the campaign, officials will pay attention to the facilities used by passengers. They will also focus on cleanliness and assistance at the airport.
The campaign is being held alongside the Swachhta Hi Seva initiative.
As part of the drive, cleanliness and public participation will receive additional attention.
Flight Connectivity Remains Important for Tripura
Air travel is an important link between Tripura and other parts of the country.
When flight frequencies fall, passengers can face longer waiting periods and fewer travel options. It can also make it harder to plan urgent journeys.
For this reason, the recent changes in airline schedules have attracted attention.
Airport authorities are continuing their efforts to maintain cooperation with airlines operating from Agartala.
Passengers Look for Better Services
The Yatri Sewa campaign comes with a clear focus on the passenger experience.
Airport officials will have to balance that effort with the concerns surrounding flight connectivity.
For travellers, both issues matter. They need regular flight options and convenient services when they reach the airport.
The situation will become clearer in the coming weeks as airlines review their schedules and the campaign continues.
