IndiGo and Air India Express to shift international flights to Navi Mumbai from 2027

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IndiGo and Air India Express will move selected international services from Mumbai’s existing airport to Navi Mumbai International Airport in a phased transition. IndiGo plans to start in February 2027, gradually shifting 12 daily departures and expanding service to 12 destinations; the changes coincide with redevelopment plans at Mumbai airport’s Terminal 1.

Discovered 2026-10-25T04:54:55.807886-07:00 | 2026-10-25T04:54:55.807886-07:00

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  • The phased transfer establishes how two major Indian operators will use Navi Mumbai as a complement to capacity-constrained Mumbai airport, with IndiGo’s plan reaching 12 daily departures across 12 destinations.
  • The move is linked to redevelopment of Mumbai airport’s Terminal 1, making airport capacity and transition planning central to airlines’ near-term international schedules.

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