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Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport will halt all flight operations for six hours on November 20, 2025, to conduct essential post-monsoon runway maintenance across both operational runways.

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region is set to become India's first metro area with two operational international airports as Navi Mumbai International Airport prepares for launch, potentially doubling the region's aviation capacity and transforming connectivity for Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities across India.

The upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport is set to become India's first true aerotropolis, handling 90 million passengers annually and fundamentally transforming the Mumbai Metropolitan Region's economic geography through integrated urban development.

Maharashtra inaugurated the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), a transformative 1,160-hectare greenfield project developed under PPP model by Adani-led NMIAL and CIDCO, designed to handle 90 million passengers annually by 2037.

Navi Mumbai International Airport is set to revolutionize India's aviation landscape with an unprecedented December launch featuring 50-60 flights on day one, making it the most ambitious greenfield airport opening in Asian aviation history.

Delhi-NCR's second international airport in Jewar is preparing for December operations, promising to revolutionize regional aviation with 12 million passenger capacity initially, expanding to 70 million, while easing congestion at IGI Airport and boosting eastern NCR's economic growth.

India's busiest airports in Delhi and Mumbai operate under strict capacity caps while passenger traffic surges, highlighting the urgent need for new airports in Navi Mumbai and Noida-Jewar to unlock growth potential.

The upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport is set to transform Mumbai's aviation landscape, with combined capacity projections reaching 150-160 million passengers annually by 2032.

Mumbai's real estate market faces major changes as AAI relocates its communication station from Dahisar to Gorai, unlocking development potential in one area while introducing height restrictions in another.

Adani Group announces phased demolition of Mumbai Airport's Terminal 1 by 2029-30, coinciding with Navi Mumbai International Airport's second terminal launch, involving investments up to INR 45,000 crore for enhanced passenger capacity.

Navi Mumbai International Airport will commence both domestic and international operations in October 2025, starting with 60 daily flights and scaling to 300 within six months, featuring digital-first passenger services.

India announces plans to build 50 new airports by 2030 and develop a $4 billion MRO market by 2031. Major aviation infrastructure expansion to double airport network and boost domestic capabilities.

Mumbai’s aviation landscape is set for a transformative leap as Terminal 1 shuts down, paving the way for the Navi Mumbai International Airport to take center stage and redefine regional connectivity.