Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport AMD / VAAH

Independent third-party ramp, passenger handling, load control and operational support at AMD; CAPA (Centre for Aviation) supplier profile lists Cambata Aviation among Ahmedabad's ground handlers alongside Air India and GSEC Ltd, and the company holds a dedicated local office (Room No. 3, International Terminal Bldg, near Terminal 1, SVP International Airport, Ahmedabad, GJ 382475) confirmed via a local business listing with the same phone number.

Licensed third-party ground handler at Ahmedabad International Airport. GlobeGround India (Bird Group's former Lufthansa joint venture) has operated at AMD since H2 FY2016-17 per CARE Ratings credit-rating reports and 2017 Times of India coverage, one of seven Indian airports it serves (with Delhi T3, Mumbai, Bangalore, Cochin, Goa, Gaya).

Self-operated 'Ahmedabad Open Access' Aviation Fuel Station: confirmed via Adani Airports, Vibes of India and The Hindu BusinessLine coverage of its 2025-26 commissioning -- approximately 27,000 sq m site, 8,000 KL storage across 4 tanks, and a fleet of 17 refuellers (with 2 further high-capacity units planned). Run as shared open-access infrastructure for into-plane fuelling by oil marketing companies at AMD.

IndianOil Aviation is India's dominant ATF supplier nationally and self-describes as the 'most-preferred' jet-fuel supplier to domestic and international carriers, but no AMD-specific citation naming IndianOil was found. Independent sources instead name other oil marketing companies at AMD: a CAPA supplier profile lists Air BP, BPCL and HP Aviation, and separate coverage names Reliance Industries as operating an aviation refuelling station at Ahmedabad. IndianOil may still supply through the shared Open Access Fuel Farm, but this remains unconfirmed -- kept as a candidate rather than dropped, per policy on unconfirmed-but-plausible providers.

Line-maintenance station at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, confirmed via Air Works' own press archive: Flydubai extended its technical-handling partnership with Air Works to three new airports including Ahmedabad (plus Hyderabad and Lucknow), covering narrow-body types. CORRECTION on ownership timeline: Adani Defence & Aerospace signed a binding share-purchase agreement in Dec 2024 and COMPLETED acquisition of an 85.1% stake on 1 July 2025 (not Dec 2025 as originally drafted) at an INR 400 crore enterprise value, later raised to 99.98% by March 2026. A future Ahmedabad MRO facility expansion is confirmed as under way per Jan 2026 trade press (alongside Bhubaneswar and Guwahati) but not yet operational.

Dedicated Ahmedabad flight kitchen at West Rd, Bhat, Ahmedabad, GJ 382428, confirmed on the company's own Ahmedabad location page (address and mobile number match exactly): a 21,391 sq ft facility with stated capacity to prepare 8,000 meals/day and 175+ of 217 total staff. The company's Ahmedabad channel lists IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir, Air India and Vistara as served airlines, and a CAFS news post confirms Etihad Airways was added from 5 Aug 2024. CAFS also operates the international-departures premium lounge at AMD, opened 15 Jan 2022.

Cargo handling and warehousing services at Ahmedabad Airport as part of Cambata's ramp/cargo operation; company states it handles over 400,000 MT of cargo annually across its Indian stations including Ahmedabad -- a self-reported network figure, not an AMD-specific tonnage.

Self-operated Integrated Cargo Terminal (ICT) at AMD, expanded in 2025 to 200,000 MT/year capacity (up from roughly 50,000 MT, a fourfold increase) per Adani Airports, NDTV and Hindu BusinessLine coverage of the relaunch, using the GALAXY cargo management platform (Kale Logistics Solutions) -- first adopted at AMD by GSEC Ltd in 2015 and rolled out airport-wide by Adani Airports from 2021. The named-carrier list (Blue Dart, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Ethiopian Airlines) is plausible for a hub this size but was not independently confirmed carrier-by-carrier.

Self-handled express-cargo carrier: Ahmedabad (SVP International Airport) is confirmed as one of Blue Dart Aviation's scheduled destinations within its Chennai-hub domestic freighter network (8 destinations total, per the carrier's published route list).

Statutory aviation security agency for AMD. CISF's Airport Sector is confirmed to secure essentially all Indian commercial airports (66 as of Feb 2023, a role it has held since 2000), which covers AMD as a major international gateway. AMD-specific operational detail (passenger/hand-baggage and hold-baggage screening, a master control room monitoring 50+ CCTV cameras, and a Bomb Detection & Disposal Squad) comes from the airport's own passenger guide and local press on new screening systems; these line-item figures were not.