Adani Group’s newly developed Mumbai airport, a $2.1 billion project, is gaining traction among low-cost carriers, signaling a significant boost to the city's aviation sector.
MumbaiAirportAdani GroupLowcost CarriersAviationReal Estate MumbaiMar 05, 2025

The total investment in the new Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai is $2.1 billion.
Low-cost carriers such as IndiGo, SpiceJet, and GoAir are expected to increase their operations at the new Mumbai airport.
Key features of the new Mumbai airport include advanced technology, modern amenities, expanded terminals, additional gates, and modern baggage handling systems.
The new airport is expected to boost the local economy by increasing air traffic, which can lead to job creation and economic growth.
To address environmental concerns, the Adani Group has implemented measures such as using green building materials and investing in renewable energy sources to minimize the environmental footprint of the airport.

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