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Deadline extension, airline incentives to resolve Mumbai airport standoff

Source: Hindu BusinessLine · 1 hr ago
Deadline extension, airline incentives to resolve Mumbai airport standoff
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Summary

Officials are discussing extending the October 26 deadline for moving flights from Mumbai’s main airport to the new Navi Mumbai facility, and offering extra incentives to airlines to encourage the shift. The talks also consider equalising the user development fee at both airports and possibly reimbasing passengers for any extra charges, while a firm transition plan is expected from airlines and the airport operator in the coming weeks.

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An extension of the October 26 deadline for shifting flights from Mumbai Airport to Navi Mumbai Airport, along with additional incentives for airlines, are among the proposals being considered to resolve the standoff between airlines and Adani Airports, official sources told businessline.

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