Mumbai airport caters to half-a-million passengers in May-November
Mumbai: The Mumbai airport on Monday said it has seen a steady rise in international passengers since May with the total crossing half-a-million mark till November, from a little over 10,000 six months ago. The number of flights during this period also went up significantly, it said.
The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) facilitated over 12,560 international flights in the period between May-November 2020, catering to over 5,06,000 passengers, the airport aerodrome operator said in a statement.
These also include repatriation and Vande Bharat flights on account of air bubble agreements with various foreign governments, it said.
While CSMIA catered to over 10,300 passengers across 1,060 flights in May 2020, the airport witnessed the movement of over 1,44,400 passengers in November, said the statement.
