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Navi Mumbai Airport to be open by March 2025

Navi Mumbai International Airport to be operational by March 2025, assures Minister Mohol after inspection with Union Minister Naidu and officials.

Updated on: Jul 14, 2024, 07:24:10 IST
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Navi Mumbai: The Minister of State for Civil Aviation and Cooperation, Murlidhar Mohol, on Saturday said that the under-construction Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) will be operational by March 2025.

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The announcement came following an inspection of the airport project site by union civil aviation minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu and Mohol along with Kalyan MP Shrikant Shinde, CIDCO and NMIA officials.

“We reviewed the status of the work and were given a presentation of the progress of the work and the timeline. The project is proceeding at a good pace and hence I am confident that the airport will be operational by March 2025,” said Mohol. “All types of connectivity are being provided for the airport that will be useful for various regions like Mumbai, Pune, Thane, Kalyan and western Maharashtra. A lot of things are being planned for the modern airport that will have 4 terminals with a capacity to handle 2 crore passengers.”

Assuring the PAPs who have raised their pending demands for jobs and compensation and resorted to the Jal Samadhi protest on Friday, Mohol said, “The PAPs have given their land for the airport project. I along with Minister Naidu will be speaking to the administration here on the demands and ensure that PAPs get justice.”

 
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G Mohiuddin Jeddy

G. Mohiuddin Jeddy is a senior journalist with around three decades of experience across print and television. He has been with Hindustan Times for over two decades, covering Navi Mumbai, Panvel and Uran. His reporting focuses on civic affairs, politics, infrastructure, urban development, environment and other issues affecting residents. Before joining Hindustan Times, Jeddy worked with The Times of India and the Network18 Group, reporting for CNN-IBN/CNN-News18, CNBC Awaaz and IBN7/News18 India. He has chronicled Navi Mumbai’s political and urban transformation through extensive coverage of infrastructure, environmental issues, urban planning and civic administration. His public-interest reporting has highlighted civic concerns and prompted administrative action. His notable work includes breaking the “Hitler’s Cross” controversy in Kharghar and exclusive reporting on the Kenneth Haywood terror email investigation linked to the 2008 Ahmedabad blasts. Beyond the newsroom, Jeddy enjoys reading almost anything he can get his hands on—from news, current affairs and books to the occasional restaurant menu—with a keen interest in national and global politics. He also enjoys travelling to new places, exploring authentic regional cuisine at local eateries, and watching documentaries as well as crime, political, thriller and espionage films and series.

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