Airlines seek structural safety reports for Mumbai Airport Terminal 1 ahead of stakeholder

Airlines seek structural safety reports for Mumbai Airport Terminal 1 ahead of stakeholder
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Airlines have asked Mumbai International Airport Limited to share structural safety reports for Terminal 1 before an October 13 meeting, after the Civil Aviation Ministry halted a plan to cut 265 international flights from October 26.

The Airline Operators Committee also requested independent consultant reports, a detailed redevelopment plan with timelines, and data on actual capacity utilisation of Terminals 1 and 2, noting that the proposed 33% flight reduction had not been discussed with the committee, and that some airlines had declined to attend a stakeholder meeting called on September 16.

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