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Shift to Navi Mumbai or stop flying to Mumbai: Adani Airports CEO tells foreign airlines

This follows Indian carriers IndiGo, Air India Group and Akasa Air already agreeing to move services.

First reported by The Hindu Latest report 3 sources
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  1. The Hindu

    Shift to Navi Mumbai or stop flying to Mumbai: Adani Airports CEO tells foreign airlines (opens The Hindu in a new tab)

    Adani Airports Holdings CEO Arun Bansal says, “Like a landlord tells its airlines to vacate his property… we have told airlines you have to vacate from April. After that where you go is your choice.”

  2. NDTV

    Foreign Airlines Back Moving Some Mumbai Flights To Navi Mumbai Airport (opens NDTV in a new tab)

    This follows Indian carriers IndiGo, Air India Group and Akasa Air already agreeing to move services.

  3. The Economic Times

    Navi Mumbai beckons, or airlines may have to pause (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

  4. The Economic Times

    Bom airport asks 12 airlines to move to N.Mumbai (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

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