Gulf carriers take on Adani over Mumbai capacity cut, warn of Hajj disruption
AI summary
Gulf airlines have challenged Adani's reduction of Mumbai airport capacity, warning that the move threatens to disrupt Hajj travel operations. The dispute highlights tensions over infrastructure management and its impact on critical seasonal passenger flows.
Key takeaways
- Gulf carriers are formally contesting Adani's decision to cut Mumbai airport capacity.
- Airlines warn the capacity reduction could severely disrupt Hajj pilgrimage travel.
- The conflict centers on infrastructure management and seasonal passenger demand.
Read the original at Mint
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