IndiGo, Air India Express to move 38 international flights from Mumbai T2 to Navi Mumbai airport before March as T1 redevelopment nears
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IndiGo and Air India Express have agreed to shift 38 daily international flights from Mumbai’s Terminal 2 to the Navi Mumbai International Airport before the end of March. The relocation is driven by the upcoming redevelopment of Mumbai's Terminal 1, which necessitates capacity adjustments across the region's airports.
As part of this transition, secured by operator Adani Airport Holdings following a thaw in negotiations, IndiGo specifically plans to commence international operations from Navi Mumbai as early as February, shifting twelve daily departures to enhance regional travel connectivity.
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Times of India - Delhi (Delhi, India) (IN)Focuses on the broader operator breakthrough and total affected flights.
Times of India (IN)Highlights the specific timeline for IndiGo and mentions the 2027 context.
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