New Delhi: Air India today said it will relocate from Thursday its domestic operations in Mumbai to Terminal-2 (T-2) from Terminal-1A of Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) as part of MIAL's phase-wise transition plan for the new swanky facility.
As of now, Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara is the only domestic carrier operating out of T-2.
At CSIA, while international flights take off and land from T-2 which is at Sahar in suburban Andheri, the two domestic terminals -- 1A and 1B -- are situated at Santa Cruz.
On an average, around 90 Air India departures and arrivals take place from Mumbai per day.
Air India's domestic operations at T-2 will commence with the departure of flight AI-627 from Mumbai to Nagpur on 1 October at 5.55 am and the arrival of AI-695 from Hyderabad to Mumbai at 7.45 am, the airline said.
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As of now, Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara is the only domestic carrier operating out of T-2.
At CSIA, while international flights take off and land from T-2 which is at Sahar in suburban Andheri, the two domestic terminals -- 1A and 1B -- are situated at Santa Cruz.
On an average, around 90 Air India departures and arrivals take place from Mumbai per day.
Air India's domestic operations at T-2 will commence with the departure of flight AI-627 from Mumbai to Nagpur on 1 October at 5.55 am and the arrival of AI-695 from Hyderabad to Mumbai at 7.45 am, the airline said.
28/09/15 First Post
