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Mumbai's largest airport, which is located in three

phase double runway

The airport is designed in the shape of a lotus flower. London-based Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has built the Navi Mumbai Airport in steel and glass in the design of India's national flower, the lotus.

Capacity to handle 9 crore passengers Navi Mumbai Airport's two runways are designed to handle 9 crore passengers annually.

It received its aerodrome license from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). NMIA is also considered an architectural milestone. The floating lotus design with transparent petals is what made Navi Mumbai International Airport open on October 8.

Good news

Navi Mumbai Airport has been granted an aerodrome licence by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). MP Modi inaugurated the airport. This airport, owned by the Adani Group, has been granted an operational licence by the DGCA.

Total cost: 19,650 crores in the first phase of the airlines

Air india, indigo, akasa Air, vistara

Second Phase Air Lines

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Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) covers an area of ​​approximately 1,160 hectares (≈ 2,866 acres).

The length of both planned runways (Runway 1 and Runway 2) is 3,700 meters. Runway width: 60 meters.

Cargo – in which phase

The official website of NMIA states that the cargo infrastructure will be built in "multiple phases", i.e. Phase-1 to Phase-5. Navi Mumbai International Airport

Phase-1 will initially have a cargo handling capacity of around 0.5 million tonnes (500,000 metric tonnes) annually.

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This capacity is to be increased to 1 million tonnes per annum in the next phase. Air India+1 will currently have one terminal (Terminal 1) operational in Phase-1.

Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) is planned to have four (4) passenger terminals. Currently, one terminal (Terminal 1) will be operational in Phase-1.

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