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Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport

Mumbai · India · Asia/Calcutta

2Runways
11,511Longest (ft)
39Elevation (ft)
83Route Records
49Airline Records
UTC+5.5Timezone
146Mapped Stands
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Route Intelligence

49Well Connected
Shortest route
PNQPune International Airport124.2 km
Jet Airways
Longest route
EWRNewark Liberty International Airport12,546.2 km
United Airlines
Nearest international
KHIJinnah International Airport874.2 km
Pakistan International Airlines
Longest international
EWRNewark Liberty International Airport12,546.2 km
Air India Limited
Longest domestic
GAULokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport2,071 km
IndiGo Airlines

Airport Connectivity Score

49/100

Well Connected

Destinations served83 destinations
Airline diversity49 airlines
Haul mix coverage4 of 4 distance categories

Calculated from destination count, airline diversity, and haul-mix coverage. More signals (customs/border access, ground handling capacity) will be added as the dataset grows.

Runways

09/2711,511 ftAsphaltLIT
14/329,419 ftAsphaltLIT

Haul Mix

short-haul
40
medium-haul
26
long-haul
16
ultra-long-haul
1

Geographic Context

Nearest airport
NMINavi Mumbai International Airport23.8 km
Nearest same country
NMINavi Mumbai International Airport23.8 km
Nearest international
KHIJinnah International Airport874.2 km
Farthest airport
IPCMataveri International Airport19,087.1 km
Within 500 km: 26 airportsWithin 1,000 km: 64 airportsWithin 2,000 km: 213 airports

10 Nearest Airports

1NMINavi Mumbai International Airport23.8 kmL
2PNQPune International Airport124.2 kmL
3NMBDaman Airport149.7 kmM
4ISKNashik International Airport158.5 kmL
5SAGShirdi International Airport171.5 kmL
6STVSurat International Airport225.7 kmL
7RTCRatnagiri Airport235.8 kmM
8IXUAurangabad Airport278.7 kmM
9BHUBhavnagar Airport304.6 kmM
10KLHKolhapur Airport308.7 kmM

ATC Frequencies8

ACCMUMBAI120.5 MHz
APPMUMBAI APP127.9 MHz
ATISMUMBAI ATIS126.4 MHz
CLDMUMBAI CLR DELIVERY121.85 MHz
GNDMUMBAI GND121.9 MHz
RDOMUMBAI RDO1008.4 MHz
RDRRDR119.3 MHz
TWRMUMBAI TWR118.1 MHz

Top Aircraft Types

320
53
73H
46
738
39
319
20
73G
16
737
16
332
11
77W
11
739
10
321
9

Live Departures & Arrivals5

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AIC5XGA20N175 ft
AKJ1833B38M2,100 ft
IGO739PA21N5,275 ft
AIC5ZHA20N5,675 ft
IGO642VUnknown type8,900 ft

Source: adsb.lol — community ADS-B network. Approximate local traffic within 40nm, not a definitive schedule.

Airline Records in Dataset49

G9Air Arabia
CAAir China
AFAir France
IXAir India Express
AIAir India Limited
MKAir Mauritius
S2Air Sahara
AZAlitalia
NHAll Nippon Airways
AAAmerican Airlines
PGBangkok Airways
BABritish Airways
SNBrussels Airlines
CXCathay Pacific
DLDelta Air Lines
MSEgyptair
LYEl Al Israel Airlines
EKEmirates
ETEthiopian Airlines
EYEtihad Airways
GAGaruda Indonesia
G8Go Air
GFGulf Air Bahrain
6EIndiGo Airlines
IRIran Air
9WJet Airways
KLKLM Royal Dutch Airlines
KQKenya Airways
KEKorean Air
KUKuwait Airways
MJL
LHLufthansa Cargo
MHMalaysia Airlines
ODMalindo Air
WYOman Air
PKPakistan International Airlines
QRQatar Airways
RJRoyal Jordanian
SVSaudi Arabian Airlines
SQSingapore Airlines Cargo
+9 more

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Airport HistoryEst. 1946

Mumbai's international airport began as an RAF airfield at Santa Cruz in the 1930s, converted to civilian use in 1946 after India's Director General of Civil Aviation took it over. It grew into one of the world's busiest airports despite operating on two closely spaced, non-independent runways, becoming in 2017 the busiest single-runway-operation airport in the world. The airport underwent major modernization after a 2006 concession to a GVK-led consortium and passed to Adani Group control in 2021. Renamed after the 17th-century Maratha emperor Chhatrapati Shivaji, it now handles more than 50 million passengers a year through its modern Terminal 2.

The airport recorded 1,007 aircraft movements in a single day on December 9, 2018, a record for a two-runway (non-independent) operation.
Terminal 2's public art program, 'Jaya He,' showcases thousands of pieces of Indian art along passenger walkways.
The 'Maharaj' title was formally added to the airport's name on August 30, 2018.
It handled more than 55 million passengers in fiscal year 2024-25, exceeding its designed annual capacity of 50 million.
1930
RAF Santa Cruz airfield built

The Royal Air Force constructed an airfield at Santa Cruz that housed several RAF squadrons through World War II.

1946
Transferred to civil aviation

The RAF began handing the airfield to India's Director General of Civil Aviation; two former RAF hangars were converted into the airport's first domestic and international terminals.

1980
Sahar international terminal opens

A new international terminal at Sahar opened on December 5, 1980, featuring the first passenger aerobridges installed anywhere in the Indian subcontinent.

1999
Renamed after Chhatrapati Shivaji

The airport was renamed Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, honoring the 17th-century Maratha emperor.

2006
Modernization concession awarded

A GVK-led consortium, Mumbai International Airport Limited, won the contract to modernize and operate the airport under a public-private partnership with the Airports Authority of India.

2014
New Terminal 2 opens

The redeveloped Terminal 2 began international operations in February 2014 and domestic operations in January 2015, dramatically expanding capacity.

2017
World's busiest single-runway airport

In March 2017 the airport surpassed London Gatwick to become the world's busiest airport operating with only one runway usable at a time.

2021
Adani Group takes control

Adani Group acquired a controlling 74% stake in Mumbai International Airport Limited in February 2021, with the Airports Authority of India retaining 26%.

Operator
Airports Authority of India1946 – 2006
GVK-led Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL)2006 – 2021
Adani Airport Holdings (via MIAL)2021 – presentHolds 74% of MIAL; the Airports Authority of India retains the remaining 26%.

Compiled from Wikipedia and airport-industry sources; recent passenger totals (FY2024-25) are time-sensitive.