Mangaluru: Adani One reaches 5 million members in 10 months


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Mangaluru, Jul 13: Adani One, the consumer app of Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL) has reached five million members within 10 months of launching Adani Rewards, among India's first integrated airport loyalty programmes. Available across all eight AAHL-managed airports in seven states, the app enables passengers to earn and redeem rewards on shopping, dining and other airport services.

The rapid adoption reflects growing demand for digital services that simplify the airport journey while rewarding passengers for everyday purchases. Building on this momentum, AAHL will introduce a tier-based membership model later this year, offering frequent flyers additional benefits and more personalised privileges.

"Five million members in less than a year marks an important milestone for Adani Rewards. Soon, we will introduce new features, expand member benefits and create more opportunities for passengers to engage across all AAHL-managed airports," an AAHL spokesperson said.

Passengers can join Adani rewards instantly through their mobile number at the time of purchase. Reward points earned on subsequent transactions can be redeemed for benefits ranging from complimentary food and beverages to premium experiences through the Adani One app.

Seasonal campaigns, including Diwali, Winterfest and the recently concluded Summer Carnival, have helped drive engagement with exclusive offers and curated experiences. Further enhancements planned over the coming months will broaden the programme's appeal across AAHL's airport network from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala to Guwahati in Assam.

About Mangaluru International Airport Limited (MgIAL)

Mangaluru International Airport Limited (MgIAL) is a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL), the flagship of the globally diversified Adani Group, and the largest private operator of eight functional airports in India through Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL). AAHL holds a 49 per cent stake, while AEL, the parent company, holds the majority 51 per cent stake in MgIAL. MgIAL operates and is modernising Mangaluru International Airport (IXE), a major aviation hub in Mangaluru, Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka.

Mangaluru International Airport, Mangaluru (IATA: IXE ICAO: VOML)

Mangaluru International Airport, with a rich history of 75 years, is spread over 583.77 acres and holds the distinction of being Karnataka’s second busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic, having managed 2.54 million passengers in FY 2025–26. The airport, which is the first in Karnataka to have two runways, including one made of rigid pavement and overlaid with asphalt, currently caters to over 50 air traffic movements (ATMs) every day.

With a digital first approach, the airport delivers a smooth experience for passengers through advanced technology and efficient operations. As an emerging cargo hub, IXE manages air cargo of over 5,600 metric tonnes per annum.

In July 2025, Airports Council International (ACI) awarded IXE Level 4 accreditation for customer experience. The accreditation recognises the airport's advanced practices in service design and innovation, governance, and customer understanding. Mangaluru International Airport was the first Indian airport in the 5 million passenger category to achieve the Level 3 milestone. The Confederation of Indian Industry too issued Mangaluru Airport with the prestigious Zero Waste to Landfill certification. The Airport has in June 2026 commissioned India’s first and Asia’s second Precision Approach Lighting Category 1 system, mounted on specially engineered towers.

 

 

  

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