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Navi Mumbai Airport Expands Transport Network Ahead of Winter Schedule
- •Navi Mumbai International Airport is introducing various public transport and ground mobility options ahead of the winter flight schedule running from October 25, 2026 to March 27, 2027.
- •MSRTC will launch e-Shivai electric bus services starting October 7, connecting the airport to Pune, Borivali, and Dadar, with discounted fares for children and women using National Common Mobility Cards.
- •Chalo Bus, Navi Mumbai Municipal Transport, Uber, Bharat Taxi, and other operators are scaling up services to provide extensive bus, taxi, autorickshaw, and car rental connectivity.
- •A complimentary hourly shuttle service will run between NMIA and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport operated by Cityflo, Aarya, and Chalo.
- •Ground transport capacity across all vehicle types is being scaled up to 4,594 vehicles alongside ongoing rail, road, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure developments.
Key Questions Answered
Navi Mumbai International Airport features multiple ground transport choices, including MSRTC e-Shivai electric buses to Pune, Borivali, and Dadar, Chalo Bus services, and dedicated Navi Mumbai Municipal Transport routes from Terminal 1. Additionally, operators like Cityflo, Aarya, and Chalo run a complimentary hourly shuttle connecting NMIA to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
MSRTC e-Shivai bus fares from Navi Mumbai International Airport are set at ₹450 to Pune, ₹210 to Borivali, and ₹170 to Dadar East. Children under 12 years of age and women traveling with a National Common Mobility Card qualify for half-fare discounts on these electric bus services.
Overall ground transport capacity at Navi Mumbai International Airport is being scaled up to 4,594 vehicles, including 3,787 app-based taxis, 184 car rentals, 171 autorickshaws, and 547 buses. Services like Uber Go, Uber Premier, Uber Auto, prepaid options, and a dedicated fleet of up to 40 Bharat Taxi vehicles starting October 10 are included.
