Mumbai Airport Lets Airlines Keep Winter Slots, Delaying the Move to Navi Mumbai
Skift Take: A softer timeline gives Adani time to close many gaps.
Skift reports: Skift Take: A softer timeline gives Adani time to close many gaps.
If it doesn’t, summer may bring the same pushback. Read the Complete Story On Skift.
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