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Mumbai airport asks airlines to submit plans by November 3 for shifting international flights to Navi Mumbai

Marcus Chen
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Mumbai airport asks airlines to submit plans by November 3 for shifting international flights to Navi Mumbai — Bangalore Technology news

Mumbai airport operator MIAL has asked airlines to submit plans by November 3 for shifting some international flights to Navi Mumbai airport. Several carriers want more time, with some seeking to defer relocation until October 2027 amid concerns over the transition and terminal redevelopment.

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