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 airport or any new destination," Ahmad said. "So until and unless we get more additional flights and we get additional seat entitlements, then we will definitely look at airports or multiple new airports that have come up," he added. To be sure, Emirates is the largest international carrier operating from India, with 167 weekly flights, including 28 from Mumbai....