Passengers and crew of AI2379 - looking back at the events unfolding, you all were the luckiest 145 people on earth that day- God was absolutely with you! 🙏🏼🧿🧿
Stay blessed.
#AirIndia
Post Diwali TEAM BHARAT will protest outside IIT Bombay and stand in solidarity with Professor Dr Suryanarayana Doolla!
The pandemic of of fake SC-ST cases must come to a end!
The disease of fake SC ST cases is destroying our institutions & our beautiful INDIA!
Imagine a sitting CM shri Hemant Soren ji born into a dynasty with a diamond spoon filed an SC-ST cases againt officials raiding him.
@OGTeamBharat@FactswithDinesh@neha_laldas@Nidhzee@ajeetbharti@DecodeSatya@AbhinayWithYou@Shankyram2@nachiket1982
@vardhiniyerbh@JhaSanjay With due respect, if as an academician you haven’t been ‘enriched’ till now, serious doubts about your credentials as an academician. Anyway, learn some more!
The transition and start of international operations from Navi Mumbai International Airport scheduled for 2027 as both IndiGo and Air India Express agreed to operate flights out of NMIA , breaking the impasse .
This will also allow the Airport operator, Adani, to go ahead with the much desired redevelopment of CSMIA Terminal 1 .
#NaviMumbaiAirport #NMIA #IndiGo #AirIndiaExpress
In line with the broader transition plan for domestic and international airlines to facilitate the redevelopment of Terminal 1 at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA), Air India Group will commence a phased transition of select domestic and West Asia services to Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA).
Air India Express will operate four daily domestic flights from December 2026. Its planned services to Kuwait* and existing services to Oman will operate from January 2027.
Air India Group will progressively transition Air India Express services to Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Doha, Muscat and Sharjah to NMIA, with the process expected to be completed by the IATA Northern Summer 2027 season.
@airindia@navimumairport
*The transition of services to Kuwait from NMIA is subject to the requisite approvals.
IndiGo will shift 12 daily international departures from Mumbai airport to new Navi Mumbai International Airport between Feb- July 2027, while Air India Express will begin moving selected domestic, West Asia services from December.
@FinancialXpress
https://t.co/pE7MtamEwq
Air India Group will commence a phased transition of some of its scheduled West Asia services from Chhatrapati Shivaji Mumbai International Airport (CSMIA) to Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), with Air India Express operating four daily domestic flights from December 2026, and planned services to Kuwait and existing services to Oman transitioning from January 2027.
Further, Air India Group will progressively transition Air India Express services to Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Doha, Muscat, and Sharjah, to NMIA, with the process expected to be completed by the IATA Northern Summer 2027 season.
Read more: https://t.co/DxZP5sNf3H
IndiGo’s big Navi Mumbai airport expansion !
Adani Airports and IndiGo issue a joint press statement, announcement clears air about move to Navi Mumbai International Airport, outlines planned move & expansion.
Details⬇️
🔹February 2027: IndiGo plans to begin international operations from NMIA.
🔹12 daily international departures to progressively shift from Mumbai CSMIA, covering 11 existing destinations: Bahrain, Riyadh, Dammam, Jeddah, Madinah, Kuwait, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Muscat, Dhaka and Jakarta.
🔹Kathmandu added as a new daily service, taking NMIA’s IndiGo international network to 12 destinations by July 2027.
🔹Supporting domestic services will also shift to NMIA to facilitate international connections.
🔹CSMIA: Capacity released will support IndiGo’s new routes to Asia, Africa and Europe in 2027, using A320/A321 and A321XLR aircraft.
🔹Transition also supports CSMIA Terminal 1 redevelopment by 2030, with further required T1 adjustments accommodated at T2.
➡️Final transition dates subject to operational coordination and approvals.
#NaviMumbaiInternationalAirport #IndiGo #NMIA
Baat toh sahi hai….
“SpiceJet sasta hai isiliye ho aap…”
The comment of ground support staff at Delhi Airport sparked a row …Passengers took offence, some were even heard saying - “inko kayee mahino se tankha nahi milee hai…”
Both the sides are actually bang on and the situation described aptly !!
Just wonder how SpiceJet, a scheduled operator, allowed to operate with massive consistent disruption and cancellations … Also, with airfares soaring, passengers do book cheap flights and SpiceJet becomes a default option…
Shouldn’t the regulator step in and at least put out an alert for passengers booking with SpiceJet of high possibility of cancellations/ delays / rescheduling?
#SpiceJet @DGCAIndia
@thewire_in Go to the police, file a case, submit proof in the courts instead of coming with these unsubstantiated allegations . rule of Law and courts still functioning fine- just submit proof.