Govt Steps in to Stop Adani’s Mumbai Airport Slot Cuts
Airlines opposed the plan to cut 265 weekly international departure slots, and the ministry asked stakeholders to agree on a transition plan.
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Govt steps in, asks Adani to delay Mumbai flight shift to Navi Mumbai
The Civil Aviation Ministry has requested Adani Airports to postpone the partial relocation of international flights from Mumbai to Navi Mumbai airport, a move initially proposed due to renovation of Mumbai's Terminal 1 and opposed by airlines. Discussions are underway to formulate a revised transition plan.
New Delhi, Oct 6 (IANS) The Civil Aviation Ministry has directed domestic airlines and airport operators to prepare a concrete and detailed transition plan for shifting operations to Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA). The move comes amid preparations for the phased redevelopment of Terminal 1 of Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA). According to sources, the ministry has also suggested that the transition pr…
Civil Aviation Secretary asks airlines to finalise Navi Mumbai Airport transition plan
New Delhi, Oct 6 (IANS) The Ministry of Civil Aviation has reportedly directed domestic airlines and airport operators to submit a concrete transition plan for shifting operations to Navi Mumbai… Continue reading Civil Aviation Secretary asks airlines to finalise Navi Mumbai Airport transition plan The post Civil Aviation Secretary asks airlines to finalise Navi Mumbai Airport transition plan first appeared on Australia India News.
Civil Aviation Ministry Discusses Shifting International Flights From Mumbai Airport
India’s Civil Aviation Ministry convened a meeting with airlines and Adani Airport representatives on Tuesday to discuss a proposed partial shift of international flights away from Mumbai airport, a move that would reshape how carriers plan their Mumbai operations if it goes ahead. The discussion comes against a backdrop of mounting pressure on Mumbai’s airport […]
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