Mumbai airport all set to welcome Indians back home
Following the initiative taken by the Government of India for facilitating the return of 14,800 Indian nationals stranded abroad, GVK-MIAL, that manages the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) will cater to around 2,350 Indians in the span of seven days, starting Sunday.
The airport is all set to support the initiative and has put together a Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs) to ensure the safety of the passengers.
The repatriation operations will see CSMIA catering to 10 flights and 6 transit flights in the course of 7 days, welcoming stranded Indian nationals from countries such as U.K., U.S.A., Singapore, Malaysia, Bangladesh, and Philippines commencing with 4 flights on Sunday.
