IndiGo, Air India Group to shift 133 weekly flights to Navi Mumbai Airport
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The shift will affect nearly three million passengers annually, changing where they board international flights and potentially easing congestion at Mumbai’s main airport.
IndiGo and Air India Group will shift multiple international flights to Navi Mumbai airport in upcoming months. This transition impacts nearly three million passengers each year, correlating with Mumbai airport's redevelopment plans. IndiGo plans to move 12 daily international services while introducing new routes to Kathmandu. Air India Express will begin operating domestic flights from the new airport later this year.
Navi Mumbai Airport is a new commercial airport being built to complement Mumbai’s existing airport, and IndiGo and Air India Group are two of India’s largest airlines that operate extensive domestic and international networks.
- •When IndiGo’s 12 daily international services begin operating from Navi Mumbai
- •The launch of Air India Express’s domestic flights from the new airport later this year
- •Introduction of new international routes such as the planned Kathmandu service