Airports in India are owned and managed by AAI (Airports Authority of India). This government organization regulated all the existing and upcoming airports on the soil of India. The AAI is only decided for PPA i.e. Public Private Partnership. Under this partnership, there are a lot of airports that have been privatized. The functioning and running of an airport is not an easy task, it requires heavy capital investment along with continuous development at an airport. The airports are like any other corporate offices around the world. The show is run by the people we get to see at an airport but people sitting in the corporate building are making it all possible. The CEO of any airport has the highest salary on any given day. He/ She is responsible for the smooth operations at an airside and as well as on the landside. The terminal building where all the process of boarding the plane has to take place also has to be looked after properly. The upkeep and maintenance of an airport are round a clock job hence it requires a determined soul to run the show efficiently. The CEO’s salary is justified by the amount of work he has to do for everyday operations. It is not a job where his mind can be free even on weekends as airports are running every day on a day and night basis. The decisions have to be quick as well as sustainable for the long run. The passengers travelling through any airport might face some issues and complaints about it which should be resolved at the earliest possible. The CEO has to deal with Vice Presidents of different departments as well as meet the government authorities for policies and regulations laid by them. The CEO ensures the airport caters to a maximum number of passengers