Madurai airport may begin operation of its cargo lifting facility by the end of this month, according to sources. Though it was declared as a customs airport three years ago, the airlines could not lift cargo without custodianship facilities and they were merely processing passenger luggage. Airport director, K Sangiah Pandian said that work is proceeding on a fast pace and they may start cargo lifting anytime this month.
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