Rapido Launches New Airport Cab Service at Kolkata Airport, Inaugurated by West Bengal Transport Minister

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Rapido, India’s largest ride-sharing platform and a leading job creator has announced its partnership with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) to bring affordable and seamless commute solutions to travelers at the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport (NSCBI Airport), Kolkata. The service was officially inaugurated today by Shri Snehasis Chakraborty, Cabinet Minister, Department of Transport, Government of West Bengal, in the presence of Dr. Saumitra Mohan, Secretary Transport, Government of West Bengal. This collaboration introduces Rapido’s lowest-priced cabs at the airport, with plans to extend similar services to 10 more airports by March’25.

Through this partnership, Rapido will set up dedicated cab service zones at Kolkata Airport, where travelers can easily access safe, reliable, and budget-friendly rides through Rapido’s platform. This initiative ensures a smooth, affordable journey from the airport to various destinations across the city, enhancing passenger convenience from the moment they leave the terminal.

Shri Snehasis Chakraborty, Cabinet Minister, Department of Transport, Government of West Bengal, said, “With the launch of this service at Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, we’re not just offering cost-effective travel solutions but also creating valuable employment opportunities for our local drivers. The technology-driven approach aligns with our vision of making West Bengal a leader in smart mobility, and we’re confident this initiative will set new benchmarks.”

Pavan Guntupalli, Co-founder of Rapido said, “At Rapido, our mission is to revolutionize mobility by delivering reliable, safe, and affordable solutions through innovation. Our collaboration with the Airports Authority of India to introduce dedicated cab zones at major airports is a significant step in enhancing the traveler experience while empowering local communities through job creation. With Rapido’s technology-driven platform, passengers can expect seamless airport commutes at the most competitive prices.”

Rapido’s collaboration with AAI highlights the efficiency of its tech-powered SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) business model, designed to offer affordable cab services while also benefiting its riders with enhanced earnings. Leveraging advanced technology, Rapido guarantees real-time ride availability and highly competitive pricing, keeping travel costs low for passengers while optimizing the overall experience.

Beyond affordable rides, the launch of these airport zones will create new job opportunities for local drivers, reinforcing Rapido’s commitment to being a leading job creator in the gig economy.

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