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Mumbai airport allocates slots to 38 foreign airlines, 12 face shift to Navi Mumbai

Mumbai airport allocates slots to 38 foreign airlines, 12 face shift to Navi Mumbai

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Mumbai airport has allocated slots to 38 foreign airlines, with 12 of those airlines slated to shift operations to Navi Mumbai. The allocation was made after consultations with the airlines and comes amid concerns about the planned renovation of Terminal 1 and the transition of international operations.

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    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.”

    — The Hindu

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    The allocation follows consultations with airlines, amid concerns over the planned renovation of Terminal 1 and the transition of international operations

    — The Hindu BusinessLine

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The allocation follows consultations with airlines, amid concerns over the planned renovation of Terminal 1 and the transition of international operations

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Mumbai airport allocates slots to 38 foreign airlines, 12 face shift to Navi Mumbai

The allocation follows consultations with airlines, amid concerns over the planned renovation of Terminal 1 and the transition of international operations

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