The airport will continue to further expand its international network through the addition of new airlines (Photo: Navi Mumbai International Airport)
The Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) has crossed the 3 million passenger mark since start of the commercial operations on December 25, 2025.
In a press statement, NMIA says that this milestone is supported by strong operational performance and passenger-focussed service standards of the airport.
It says that its network now spans more than 40 destinations, strengthening its role in connecting the Mumbai Metropolitan Region with key domestic markets. It adds that to expand travel choices and enhance connectivity for passengers, six new domestic destinations including Udaipur, Jodhpur, Ranchi, Darbhanga, Guwahati and Sindhudurg, are set to join its network.
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“Crossing the 3 million passenger milestone marks an important step in NMIA’s growth journey and reaffirms its increasing relevance in India’s aviation sector. Our continued emphasis on operational excellence, service reliability and delivering a seamless passenger experience is the core of this progress. As we expand into newer domestic and international markets, supported by additional routes and airline partners, NMIA is poised to further strengthen connectivity of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region and establish itself as a key aviation gateway for Western India,” says a Navi Mumbai International Airport spokesperson.
NMIA says it has expanded from 13 to 46 destinations and has handled approximately 22,500 commercial flights, since the launch. In less than 200 days, the airport also commenced scheduled international services, connecting Navi Mumbai with Abu Dhabi.
The airport will continue to further expand its international network through the addition of new airlines and routes in November 2026, ahead of the winter schedule.
