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IndiGo, Air India to Shift Some Flights to New Mumbai Airport

Bloomberg Markets Sunday 25 October 2026, 11:20 UTC By P R Sanjai and Siddhi Nayak 1 min read
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IndiGo and Air India will move some of its international operations to Navi Mumbai International Airport as two of India’s biggest airlines expand their presence at the new aviation facility serving the country’s financial capital.

IndiGo and Air India will move some of its international operations to Navi Mumbai International Airport as two of India’s biggest airlines expand their presence at the new aviation facility serving the country’s financial capital.
Air India (ORG) Navi Mumbai International Airport (ORG) India (LOCATION)
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