New Delhi, May 20 -- Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) on Wednesday fixed the domestic user development fee (UDF) at Rs.620 for Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) against the Rs.742 sought by airport operation and reduced airport's proposed revenue recovery for 2025-30.

The greenfield airport, inaugurated in October 2025, began commercial operations on December 25 last year.

In its tariff order for 2025-2030, the airport's first control period, the regulator also reduced the airport operator's aggregate revenue requirement (ARR) to Rs.14,087 crore from the Rs.28,290 crore proposed earlier and deferred part of the recovery to the next tariff cycle, saying "the move was aimed at moderating airport charges for pa...