Shift to Navi Mumbai or Suspend Flights: Mumbai Airport Gives Airlines Options

Adani refuses to budge over shifting international flights to Navi Mumbai

In its latest communication to airlines, AAHL said individual carriers would have full discretion over the relocation of their international operations, but has refused to budge over the plan

Mumbai Airport redevelopment: Airlines must decide on Navi Mumbai shift or suspension by Summer 2027

Adani Group-controlled Mumbai International Airport Ltd (MIAL) has reiterated that airlines must decide whether to shift flights to Navi Mumbai, temporarily suspend operations at Mumbai airport, or pursue other alternatives from the summer 2027 schedule due to Terminal 1's redevelopment.

Shift to Navi Mumbai or suspend flights: Mumbai airport gives airlines options

MIAL has informed airlines that they can shift operations to the new Navi Mumbai International Airport. The existing Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport will undergo redevelopment until 2030. Airlines have expressed concerns about splitting operations between the two airports due to logistical difficulties. The Airline Operators Committee has rejected the proposed transfer of international operations, demanding more information.

Mumbai airport impasse persists as Adani insists on airline capacity curbs

Airlines maintain they have not agreed to shift international operations to Navi Mumbai or surrender their slots at the Mumbai airport.

Mumbai airport T1 revamp: What the Navi Mumbai flight shift means

CSMIA to NMIA: Mumbai airport operator has deferred its plan to shift 265 weekly international departures to Navi Mumbai until after March 2027. We explain the dispute, why airlines opposed the move, and what it means for passengers, travel times and costs.

Airlines reject Navi Mumbai shift, challenge Mumbai airport’s summer slot reduction plan

Airlines oppose Mumbai airport’s plan to shift one-third of international flights to Navi Mumbai in summer 2027 and challenge proposed slot cuts, citing lack of consent.