- Adani Group owns Navi Mumbai International Airport, and international flights are set to resume on July 15 after operational delays caused by conflict.
- Adani Group owns Navi Mumbai International Airport, and international flights are set to resume on July 15 after operational delays caused by conflict.
- Adani Group owns Navi Mumbai International Airport, and international flights are set to resume on July 15 after operational delays caused by conflict.
- Adani Group owns Navi Mumbai International Airport, and international flights are set to resume on July 15 after operational delays caused by conflict.
Adani Group owns Navi Mumbai International Airport, and international flights are set to resume on July 15 after operational delays caused by conflict.
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Updated Jun 20
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What happened
Adani Group owns Navi Mumbai International Airport, and international flights are set to resume on July 15 after operational delays caused by conflict.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Airlines can launch flights between Navi Mumbai and Dubai, utilizing the Adani Group's owned airport facility.Sub-event
- Adani Group owns Navi Mumbai International Airport, and international flights are set to resume on July 15 after operational delays caused by conflict.Sub-event
Adani Group's Navi Mumbai Airport operations are set to resume flights on July 15 despite conflict delays.1 source
Air India Express begins flights from Navi Mumbai to Abu Dhabi.1 source
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The entities involved
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Adani Group
Indian conglomerate
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Abu Dhabi
capital city of the United Arab Emirates