NMIA crosses 1 Lakh passenger footfall within 19 days of opening

With modern infrastructure, streamlined processes, and a focus on operational efficiency, NMIA continues to scale up services in a calibrated manner while maintaining high standards of safety, service quality, and passenger experience.

Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) has marked a milestone by crossing one lakh passengers within the first 19 days of commercial operations, reflecting strong passenger traction and a steady ramp-up in travel demand from the region.

As of January 12, 2026, NMIA handled a total of 1,09,917 passengers, comprising 55,934 arriving and 53,983 departing passengers. The airport recorded its busiest day on January 10, 2026, with 7,345 passengers handled in a day.

During this period, NMIA managed 734 Air Traffic Movements (ATMs), including 32 General Aviation ATMs, demonstrating growing utilisation across both scheduled and general aviation operations. A total of 40,260 arriving bags and 38,774 departing bags were processed demonstrating efficient baggage handling aimed at passenger comfort.