Ram Temple Inauguration: Ultra-Luxurious Private Jets To Land At Ayodhya Airport On January 22

As the countdown begins for the Ram Temple Inauguration in Ayodhya, all eyes are on who will be attending the 'Pran Pratishtha' event scheduled for January 22.

It has been revealed that among the VIP guests set to arrive in Ayodhya, some will be arriving on ultra-luxurious private jets destined for the newly inaugurated Maharishi Valmiki International Airport in Ayodhya (MVIAA).

According to multiple media reports, ultra-luxurious private jets such as the 10-seater Dassault Falcon 2000, Embraer 135 LR & Legacy 650, Beechcraft Super King Air 200, Cessna, and Bombardier will touch down in Ayodhya on the day of the event.

These luxury jets are considered among the finest globally and come with hefty price tags. For instance, the Dassault Falcon 2000 is estimated to cost 182 crores. Similarly, the luxury business jet, Embraer 135 LR & Legacy 650, costs around 157 crores, while the Cessna ranges between 3.75 to 5.5 crore.

Approximately 100 chartered flights are expected to land in Ayodhya for the January 22 event. MVIAA has received over 40 landing requests for chartered flights from prominent personalities including corporate tycoons, celebrities, foreign delegates, and state heads. However, many of the guests are under high-security coverage, hence their names and arrival times are yet to be disclosed.

Interestingly, the chartered flights have been granted landing permission but not parking clearance at Ayodhya Airport. This is because most parking spaces will be occupied by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's aircraft.

The new airport boasts eight bays designed for parking single-aisle aircraft with a capacity of 200 seats or less. However, it is anticipated that a minimum of four parking spaces will be reserved for the aircraft used by PM Narendra Modi.

Meanwhile, alternative flights will have the opportunity to land, disembark dignitaries within a specified time frame, and then depart to the nearest airport. They will resume their return only after PM Modi has left Ayodhya. In the event of excessive airspace occupancy, private chartered flights could potentially be redirected mid-flight.

MVIAA will operate round the clock, facilitating flight operations even in foggy and dark conditions.

Simultaneously, commercial flights will continue their operations if any airline has scheduled flights for that day.