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10 smaller Gulf carriers denied airport slots at Mumbai

10 smaller Gulf carriers denied airport slots at Mumbai

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Mumbai airport (MIAL) has refused summer slots to several West Asian airlines, including ten smaller Gulf carriers, prompting anger from the affected airlines. They warn that the refusal could lead to reciprocal restrictions on Indian carriers. The slot denial coincides with the airport’s plan to suspend flights to fourteen international destinations, with those services to be shifted to the new Navi Mumbai facility.

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The development comes as Mumbai airport plans to suspend flights to 14 international destinations, which will be served from Navi Mumbai.

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The Hindu Center-Left Kasturi & Sons Ltd. Current article

10 smaller Gulf carriers denied airport slots at Mumbai

The development comes as Mumbai airport plans to suspend flights to 14 international destinations, which will be served from Navi Mumbai.

The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

MIAL seeks to shift 14 international flights to Navi Mumbai Airport by Nov 3

Mumbai International Airport has proposed shifting flights to 14 international destinations to the new Navi Mumbai International Airport. This move aims to free up capacity for the redevelopment of Terminal 1 at the current airport. If airlines do not voluntarily surrender slots, the airport…

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