FedEx breaks ground on Rs 2,500 crore fully automated cargo hub at Navi Mumbai International Airport

FedEx broke ground on a Rs 2,500 crore fully automated air cargo hub at Navi Mumbai International Airport. The facility will offer automated sorting, dedicated aircraft bays and regional consolidation to link western India with Southeast Asia, West Asia, Europe and the US, create 6,000+ jobs and lower logistics costs.

Discovered 2026-02-18T01:15:14.200617-08:00 | 2026-02-18T01:15:14.200617-08:00

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  • Adds high-capacity, automated cargo throughput to western India: a Rs 2,500 crore hub with automated sorting and dedicated aircraft bays will expand export/import flows, create 6,000+ jobs and lower logistics costs, building on the airport's recent commercial opening and planned capacity study by CIDCO.
  • Strengthens regional freight network and e-commerce logistics: the facility establishes a consolidation/redistribution gateway linking India to Southeast Asia, West Asia, Europe and the US and reflects a broader market trend toward new automated hubs in the region (see other hub developments).

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