The international airline association says Mumbai airport's plan to shift flights requires transparent capacity assessment
Mumbai International Airport sought a 33 percent cut in international departures and proposed shifting flights to Navi Mumbai, but airlines rejected the plan.
- Mumbai International Airport Ltd sought a reduction of 33 percent in international departure slots.
- Airlines operating from Mumbai airport rejected a plan to move international flights to Navi Mumbai airport.
- Airlines objected to the proposed transition of international flights between the two airports.
- MIAL began discussions about moving international services to Navi Mumbai.
- IATA stated that capacity reductions must follow a transparent demand-capacity assessment.
- IATA welcomed the Ministry of Civil Aviation's intervention to delay the flight shift proposal.
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