Bengaluru Airport City Limited (BACL) has started the construction of its 2 million sq ft business park, which aims to place Bengaluru as a global hub for Global Capability Centres (GCCs). The initiative is a part of Bengaluru’s new GCC policy (2024-2029), which has plans to generate 3.5 lakh jobs and contribute $50 billion to the state’s economy. BACL is a subsidiary of Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL).

According to BIAL’s statement, the Bengaluru Airport City is located on the broader campus of Kempegowda International Airport. It is being developed as a mixed-use destination that will host business parks, an education and health district, research and development hubs, as well as entertainment and hospitality options.

“As a future entertainment and hospitality hub, plans include India’s first Concert Arena within an airport ecosystem and a Convention & Exhibition Centre. The hospitality sector is growing with 5,200 hotel rooms planned within Airport City, including the already operational Taj Bangalore and the under-construction 775 rooms Combo Hotel (Vivanta & Ginger),” the statement added.

The business park will have a biophilic design incorporating lush gardens, landscaped balconies, and green spaces, creating a balance between nature and productivity to improve the business community’s well-being. Spanning 17.7 acres, it will have four blocks of 0.5 million sq ft each, set inside an urban forest.

The campus holds IGBC’s Green Cities Platinum certification, which means it is designed to be energy-neutral and will completely rely on renewable energy sources. Its infrastructure includes rainwater harvesting systems for sustainable water management.

and holds IGBC’s Green Cities Platinum certification. Comprehensive rainwater harvesting systems ensure sustainable water management, aligning the development with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Executive Director and CEO of BACL, Rao Munukutla said, “This 2 million sq  ft Business Park at Bengaluru Airport City marks the commencement of our journey towards the creation of a thriving community with ample networking opportunities, and top-notch amenities with advanced infrastructure.”

Additionally, the upcoming Airport West Metro station is located within walking distance of the Business Park. It will improve connectivity to Bengaluru’s city centre and make commuting faster for both employees and visitors. The Bengaluru Airport City is also developing an Advanced Technology Hub, with 3D printing facilities and a high-tech central kitchen.

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“Airport City will host a network of business parks covering 52% of the total development area, and this flagship Business Park aims to foster collaboration and innovation,” the statement added.

Bengaluru Airport City’s education and health district will attract international institutions, with plans to establish a Life Sciences Park to enhance the state’s educational and healthcare infrastructure. Additionally, facilities such as the BIAL Academy and Air India Academy will play a crucial role in training future professionals in aviation and hospitality, the statement noted.

Bengaluru airport is among the fastest-growing airports globally, managing 37.5 million passengers last year. It is expected to expand its capacity to 90 million passengers by 2030, cementing Bengaluru’s role as a critical hub for global business and advanced manufacturing. Key players in the aerospace sector, including Airbus and Boeing, benefit from the city’s highly skilled workforce, the statement concluded.

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