McDonald’s India has opened its first airport drive-through restaurant in Mumbai, the country’s business capital city, according to news agency Press Trust of India (PTI) report.
The new outlet, which is claimed to be the country’s first airport drive-through restaurant, is located at Terminal 2 (T2) of the city’s international airport and will be operational round the clock.
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The report said that the new location, which covers an area of more than 3000ft², will feature a McCafe, a dine-in area and a takeaway counter,
The restaurant is also equipped with four self-ordering kiosks to customers save customers time.
The news agency quoted McDonald’s India (W&S) managing director Saurabh Kalraas saying: “The drive-through outlet that combines convenience, speed and quality aims to make customers’ journeys more enjoyable and stress-free.
“McDonald’s 35-40% of new stores will be drive-thruoughs across major city suburbs and national highways over the next four-five years.”
Kalra explained that the restaurant brand also plans to expand its footprint in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, as well as across more western and southern markets.
With the addition of the new drive-through location, McDonald’s now has three locations in T2.
In June this year, McDonald’s India partnered with Simpl to improve the online checkout experience for its customers.
