New Delhi, Oct. 5 -- The redevelopment of Mumbai airport's Terminal 1 has sparked a standoff between operator Mumbai International Airport Ltd (MIAL), controlled by Adani group, and airlines over managing how international flights during the transition.

MIAL has proposed temporarily discontinuing 265 of 770 weekly international departure slots at Terminal 2 from 25 October, affecting 46 airlines. The slots are to be transferred to Adani-run Navi Mumbai International Airport, 50 kms away, to free up space for domestic traffic displaced from T1.

With airlines rejecting the proposal and the civil aviation ministry scheduled to hold a meeting on 6 October, here is a breakdown of the conflict and its impact on passengers.

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