Mumbai airport defers partial international shift to Navi Mumbai until March 2027

Mumbai airport defers partial international shift to Navi Mumbai until March 2027
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Adani Airports Holdings Ltd has postponed the partial relocation of international flights from Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport to the new Navi Mumbai facility until the summer schedule that begins in March 2027, allowing airlines to retain their winter slots.

Airlines had been asked to cut 33% of their international departure slots or move them to Navi Mumbai by October 25, the start of the winter schedule, but the Airline Operators Committee rejected the proposal in an October 2 letter and the airport confirmed it will not alter any slots during the winter period.

A joint working group will draft an implementation plan over the next two weeks, with the final contours to be decided at a meeting chaired by the civil aviation secretary on October 20 and a follow‑up meeting scheduled for October 28.

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