Emirates may consider Navi Mumbai if India grants more rights
New Delhi, Oct. 15 -- Emirates will consider operating flights from Navi Mumbai International Airport only if it secures additional traffic rights and seat entitlements under India's bilateral air service agreements, a senior airline executive said on Wednesday, indicating that it has no immediate plans to shift its existing Mumbai operations to the new airport.
Essa Sulaiman Ahmad, senior vice-president for West Asia and Indian Ocean Commercial Operations at Emirates, said the airline's existing rights do not automatically extend to a new airport, making additional entitlements a key condition for starting operations there.
"We do not have additional rights, part of our air service agreements and entitlements to operate into any new airpor...
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