Trial involves two advanced aircraft, testing runway capabilities ahead of domestic operations in March 2025 and international operations in June 2025.
The airport is expected to transform the real estate market in Navi Mumbai, especially in areas like Jasai, Ulwe, and Panvel.
Property values expected to surge, driven by increased demand for residential and commercial spaces due to the airport’s passenger capacity (20 million annually, expanding to 90 million).
NMIA will add 40% more passenger-handling capacity to the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), alleviating pressure on the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
The project spans 1,160 acres and has a total cost of ₹16,700 crore, including two runways spaced 1.55 kilometers apart.
Real estate growth will be further driven by surrounding infrastructure projects like the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL), metro extensions, and highways.
Now is the ideal time to invest in Navi Mumbai real estate, with expected property value increases and improved business and connectivity prospects.