Overview
- Navi Mumbai International Airport disclosed Thursday that it has postponed its overseas launch that had been slated for March 29.
- Airlines had prepared nearly 20 daily international departures, and the start now hinges on stability in Gulf routes, according to a senior executive.
- Domestic flying has expanded since December 25 with roughly 150 daily flights to 46 cities and about 20,000 passengers a day, peaking at 21,000.
- The operator has night-flying clearance and a one-year parking-fee waiver for foreign carriers to support a restart once conditions allow.
- The airport targets 50,000 daily passengers by December 2026, with officials eyeing a winter schedule kickoff on October 25 if the region calms.