Due to its potential advantages, such as increased efficiency, better management, and improved revenue generation, the privatization of airports has been a trend that is expanding throughout the aviation industry. To enhance airports' overall performance and operational effectiveness, the government of India has also started the privatization process. This study aims to examine the effects of airport privatization on a variety of factors, including operational effectiveness, revenue generation, passenger experience, and investment in infrastructure development in India. A mixed-method strategy will be used to achieve this objective. The first step will be to conduct a qualitative analysis to gather data from the airport authorities and pertinent government reports. In-depth knowledge of the privatization process, its justification, its implementation, and the difficulties facing airport authorities will be gained as a result. Second, a quantitative analysis will be carried out to gather information on a variety of performance indicators, including passenger traffic, revenue generation, and investment in infrastructure development, for both privately owned and publicly run airports in India. The results of the study will offer insightful information into the success of airport privatization in India and its effects on the aviation sector. It will assist in determining the process's advantages and disadvantages as well as the variables that affect whether privatization is successful or unsuccessful. The findings of this study will be valuable to investors, airport authorities, and policymakers who are thinking about privatizing airports to increase performance and revenue. Additionally, it will advance our understanding of airport privatization's effects on the global aviation sector.