Mumbai airport will cut 265 weekly international flights from October 25 as Terminal 1 (T1) begins a phased closure for redevelopment.
Mumbai International Airport Ltd has asked 46 airlines to reduce international departures by around 33%, from the current 770 weekly services. The move will create capacity at Terminal 2 as domestic operations shift from T1.
IndiGo is expected to see 74 weekly international flights affected, while Air India faces a reduction of 33. Emirates and Etihad Airways are each expected to cut 10 services.
Passengers have been advised to check revised airline schedules before travelling.