NEW DELHI, Oct. 28 -- Foreign airlines and Adani Airport Holdings Ltd remain at an impasse over shifting international operations from Mumbai's existing airport to Navi Mumbai, 50 km away, with carriers seeking until October 2027 to split flights between the two facilities even as the operator plans to begin cutting capacity at the existing airport in April next year.

A second meeting between foreign airline representatives and Adani Airport's senior management ended without a resolution on Wednesday, two people present at the meeting told Mint.

Both Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) and Navi Mumbai International Airport are managed by Adani Airport Holdings, India's second-largest airport operator by re...