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United StatesTwelve foreign airlines have approached the Indian government after reports that Adani-operated Mumbai airport has sparked a row over flight slots.
The denial of T2 slots at Mumbai airport has sparked a row among international carriers.
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12 foreign airlines approach government over Mumbai airport slot decision
The move follows reports that Adani-operated Mumbai airport has sparked a row over flight slots.
Edited by Sandeep Gupta, Editor · SafarSamachar Desk✔ Fact-checked by Sandeep Gupta
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- 1Twelve foreign airlines have approached the Indian government over Mumbai airport's slot decision
What this means for Indian travellers
Foreign carriers protest Mumbai airport's slot decision, though specific details about T2 slots or flight shifts are not confirmed by sources.
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Which airlines and specific flights have been affected by the denied T2 slots at Mumbai airport?
The denied T2 slots hit ten Gulf carriers—Oman Air, Bahrain’s Gulf Air, Air Arabia, Kuwait Airways, Jazeera Airways, Qatar Airways, Flyadeal, Flynas, Riyadh Air and Saudia—as well as Nepal Airlines, and affected flights to 14 international destinations: Bahrain, Dammam, Dhaka, Doha, Fujairah, Jakarta, Jeddah, Kathmandu, Kuwait City, Madinah, Muscat, Ras Al Khaimah, Riyadh and Sharjah.
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- Oman Air
- Bahrain’s Gulf Air
- Air Arabia
- Kuwait Airways
- Jazeera Airways
- Qatar Airways
- Flyadeal
- Flynas
- Riyadh Air
- Saudia
- Bahrain
- Dammam
- Dhaka
- Doha
- Fujairah
- Jakarta
- Jeddah
- Kathmandu
- Kuwait City
- Madinah
- Muscat
- Ras Al Khaimah
- Riyadh
- Sharjah
Source: The Hindu
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