- The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has developed a 3-km section of the Satta-Gandhav stretch of NH-925A, as an emergency landing facility (ELF) for the IAF.
- It is part of a newly developed two-lane paved shoulder of the Gagariya-Bakhasar and Satta-Gandhav section having a total length of 196.97 km.
- Apart from the Emergency Landing Strip, 3 helipads (size 100 x 30 metres each) have been constructed in Kundanpura, Singhania and Bakhasar villages in this project, according to the requirements of the Air Force/Indian Army, which will be the basis for strengthening the Indian Army and security network on the western international border of the country.
- Emergency Landing Facilities will be developed at 19 other places to strengthen country’s security.
Phalodi – Jaisalmer road
Barmer – Jaisalmer road in Rajasthan,
Kharagpur – Balasore road in West Bengal,
Kharagpur – Keonjhar road and near Panagarh/KKD,
Chennai, Tamil Nadu,
Puducherry road,
Nellore – Ongole road, Andhra Pradesh and
Ongole – Chilakaluripet road,
Mandi Dabwali to Odhan road, Haryana
Sangrur, Punjab.
Bhuj-Naliya road, Gujarat and
Surat-Baroda road,
Banihal-Srinagar road, Jamimu and Kashmr
Leh/Nyoma area, Assam and
Jorhat-Baraghat road,
near Sivasagar, Bagdogra-Hashimara road,
Hashimara-Tezpur route and
Hashimara-Guwahati road, Assam
