In pictures | Inside Navi Mumbai International Airport
TThe first stage of Navi Mumbai International Airport, which is equipped with a terminal and a runway to 20 million passengers annually, will be opened by the Prime Minister on Wednesday, October 8th.
The project is being developed by Navi Mumbai International Airport, where Adani Group has 74% shares, and in many stages of the Maharashtra Government, 26% of the land development authority Soundco.
After the completion of all stages, Navi Mumbai International Airport will have four terminals with a capacity of 90 million passengers per year and 3.25 million metric tons of cargo capacity, which will be one of the largest aviation centers in Asia.
First view of Navi Mumbai International Airport (FAZ I).
(Text: PTI)
The 1st stage of Navi Mumbai International Airport is the largest Greenfield Airport project of India developed under the Public -Special Partnership (PPP). Photo: Special Editing
The airport is said to be well connected to the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), 22 km away from Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC). Photo: Special Editing
In the architecture inspired by Lotus, there are 12 sculpture columns – the opening leaves, rising anchors such as 17 mega columns – unseen columns with the weight of Lotus roof canopes. Photo: Special Editing
In line with sustainable applications, the airport will provide a special storage for sustainable aviation fuel (pure), about 47 MW solar production and home bus services for public connection throughout the city. NMIA will also be the first airport connected to the water taxi in the country. Photo: Special Editing
Unique offers include all four passenger terminals for proper terminal transfers and for APM on the edge of the APM that connects the infrastructure on the city side. Photo: Special Editing
NMI, the second international airport for the Mumbai Metropolitan region, will work with the Chhatirapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) to alleviate the blockage and to raise Mumbai to the global multi -fire systems league. Photo: Special Editing
Designed to be among the most fertile in the world with 1160 ha zone, the airport will eventually deal with 90 million passengers (MPPA) and 3.25 million metric tons of cargo per year. Photo: Special Editing
The net structures of Lotus columns designed by London -based Zaha Hadid Architects will provide passive cooling within the airport. Photo: Special Editing
Published – 07 October 2025 05:12 PM IST
