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17/08/2025

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14/07/2024

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Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol today said the Navi Mumbai International Airport is slated to commence operations in March 2025.

13/07/2024

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03/11/2022

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The commercial area at Mumbai airport is proposed to be increased from 28,000 square metres to 47,000 square metres

03/11/2022

https://m.economictimes.com/industry/services/property-/-cstruction/maharashtra-govt-committed-to-develop-neral-karjat-panvel-naina-as-mumbai-3-0-deputy-cm-fadnavis/articleshow/94724194.cms

The government of Maharashtra is planning to develop infrastructure and knowledge-based industries in and around Neral-Karjat region near Mumbai, and is committed to develop Panvel and the Navi Mumbai Airport Influence Notified Area (NAINA) project as Mumbai 3.0, said Deputy Chief Minister Devendra....

22/09/2021

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24/07/2021

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Construction work on the much-awaited ₹16,000-odd crore Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIAL), which is now under the management of Adani group, is expected to commence next month

23/06/2021

Navi Mumbai: Traffic diversion on June 24 to prevent law and order situation anticipating airport protest | Navi Mumbai News - Times of India

NAVI MUMBAI: The deputy commissioner of police (special branch) has imposed Section 144 of criminal procedure code for unlawful assembly of more than .

11/06/2021

Raigad residents want local leader Lt. DB Patil's name should be given to Navi Mumbai airport. The meeting called to find the solution by CM remained inconclusive. Locals to intensify the agitation.

11/06/2021

The Navi Mumbai International Airport will be named after Shiv Sena founder late Bal Thackeray.

31/07/2020

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27/07/2020

CIDCO ASKS GVK GROUP TO DEMONSTRATE FINANCIAL CAPABILITY TO COMPLETE NAVI MUMBAI AIRPORT PROJECT
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The Airport, which missed several deadlines in the past, is once again going to miss the deadline of December 2021 to begin operations. The nodal agency for the project City and Industrial Corporation Ltd. (CIDCO) and Ltd. (NMIAL), a company promoted by GVK group, are at loggerheads over issues such as handing over 100 per cent land to and financial closure of the project.

In a letter written by CIDCO to NIMAL on May 20, CIDCO had asked NIMAL to demonstrate its financial capability to go ahead with the project and complete it within the deadline.

The Authority has learned from the information available in public domain that GVK group (including Mumbai International Airport Ltd. - MIAL) is under tremendous financial stress and financial health of MIAL is adversely affected. The credit rating agencies have downgraded credit rating of the group. Such financial stress is causing insurmountable delay in infusion of equity in NMIAL and consequently development of the project. The proposed lenders of the project are in discussion with authority and they have conveyed authority that, present financial condition of promoters of NIMAL is a major hurdle in achieving financial closure of the project,” the letter written by CIDCO’s chief transportation and communication planner read.

MIAL, which is part of the GVK group, is a promoter of NMIAL. In NMIAL, while MIAL holds 74 per cent equity, 26 per cent equity is held by CIDCO.

In such a scenario, both MIAL and NIMAL must satisfy authority, and it is capable of required equity infusion in the project and also raise debt to complete the project, the letter said..

A senior CIDCO official who did not wanted to be named said, “The NIMAL is using delaying tactics and insisting on 100 per cent land to be handed over to them to start the project. CIDCO has already handed over 97 per cent land to NIMAL and NIMAL should able to start the work but so far, it has not taken any initiative. This has led us to believe whether NIMAL is in a position to start work or not.”

However, refuting CIDCO’s claim, an official from GVK group said, “Unlike other projects, for airport projects to start, possession of 100 per cent land is absolute necessary. Only then we can start fencing and afterwards, the work.”

When contacted, CIDCO’s joint MD Prashant Narnavare said, “We have still not received a response from GVK group. Once we receive response, will take appropriate decision.” The GVK group spokesman declined to comment saying that, “The communication between it and CIDCO is an internal matter and we won’t like to comment on it publically.”

The project which was conceived in 2003 has remained on the drawing board since then and has missed several deadlines. According to the original deadline, ther project was to be ready in 2011 and its cost was expected to be around Rs. 8,000 crore. Now, it has escalated to around Rs. 20,000 crore.

Once fully operational in 2030, the Navi Mumbai Airport is expected to handle 60 million passengers annually.