Mumbai Airport Says Airlines To Operate Winter Flight As Planned

Airline services at Mumbai airport will continue as planned during the winter season. Following a meeting between Adani Airports leadership and the Airline Operators Committee, a proposal to cut 265 weekly international flights has been put on hold. Leaders assured carriers that existing slot allocations will be respected with no changes made during the winter schedule.

Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL), airlines, and the ministry met on Tuesday to discuss the redevelopment of Terminal 1 infrastructure. According to the Free Press Journal, both sides agreed to form a joint working group that will spend two weeks preparing an implementation plan for the redevelopment. Airlines have committed to supporting the redevelopment and proposed traffic-balancing measures, which are expected to begin with the summer schedule.

NDTV reports that the meeting ended on a positive note, with parties agreeing to work toward a plan for the Terminal 1 redevelopment. A follow-up stakeholder meeting is scheduled for October 28 to focus on the redevelopment plan and the transition of operations between terminals.

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