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Navi Mumbai airport expands ground transport as airlines contest flight shifts from Mumbai

Navi Mumbai International Airport is adding buses, taxis and airport shuttles, with services connecting Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Pune ahead of the 2026-27 winter schedule. Separately, airlines are disputing flight reductions tied to Mumbai airport Terminal 1’s planned redevelopment from January 2027, objecting to the proposed shift of international operations to Navi Mumbai.

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Navi Mumbai airport expands ground transport as airlines contest flight shifts from Mumbai

Navi Mumbai International Airport is adding buses, taxis and airport shuttles, with services connecting Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Pune ahead of the 2026-27 winter schedule. Separately, airlines are disputing flight reductions tied to Mumbai airport Terminal 1’s planned redevelopment from January 2027, objecting to the proposed shift of international operations to Navi Mumbai.

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Avelo expands McKinney base with four routes and a third 737-800

Avelo Airlines is expanding its planned McKinney National Airport base in Texas ahead of its commercial launch, adding four U.S. destinations and a third Boeing 737-800. The expansion increases the carrier’s initial footprint at the new operating base and broadens connectivity from the Dallas-area airport.

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Panel to examine ATC resourcing after near-misses at Sydney Airport

A panel will examine air traffic control challenges after a series of near-misses at Sydney Airport, with preliminary reports identifying controller “resourcing” as a recurring area of enquiry. The review puts staffing and operational capacity at the center of scrutiny over recent safety events.

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