Airlines have rejected Mumbai airport's proposed 33% cut in international departure slots from October 25. MIAL plans to temporarily discontinue 265 of 770 weekly slots at T2 for T1 redevelopment, prompting carriers to seek government intervention.
Airlines have rejected Mumbai airport's proposed 33% cut in international departure slots from October 25. MIAL plans to temporarily discontinue 265 of 770 weekly slots at T2 for T1 redevelopment, prompting carriers to seek government intervention.
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Airlines have rejected Mumbai airport's proposed 33% cut in international departure slots from October 25. MIAL plans to temporarily discontinue 265 of 770 weekly slots at T2 for T1 redevelopment, prompting carriers to seek government intervention.
