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Mumbai Airport To Shut For 6 Hours On November 20 For Runway Maintenance

Both runways at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) will be temporarily closed for routine maintenance on that day.

By Yogita ChainaniUpdated on
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If you are flying via Mumbai on November 20, 2025, we have an update for you. Both runways at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) will be temporarily closed for routine maintenance on that day. The closure is scheduled from 11 AM to 5 PM, as stated in an official update on November 3.

The maintenance is carried out by Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) to ensure the airport's operations remain safe and efficient. This annual program involves essential tasks such as runway inspections, surface repairs, and checks on lighting, markings, and drainage systems.

Mumbai Airport To Be Shut For Six-Hours During Maintenance Period

As one of the busiest single-runway airports globally, it’s essential to uphold the highest safety standards. MIAL has coordinated this planned shutdown with airlines and other relevant parties well in advance, allowing them to adjust their flight schedules accordingly.

Woman with luggage at the airport

During the six-hour maintenance period, all flight activities will be paused, and no flights are set to take off or land. MIAL has taken steps to ensure that travelers face minimal disruptions, and they appreciate your understanding as they work to maintain operational safety.

If you are planning to travel between 11 AM and 5 PM on November 20, be sure to check with your airline for any updates or changes to the flight schedule. It's important to confirm your flight details with the airline before taking any further steps.

Some Fun Facts To Know About Mumbai Airport

  • Mumbai Airport ranks second among Indian airports in international passenger traffic. It is also the 14th busiest airport in Asia and holds the 29th position among the world's busiest airports.
  • The Terminal 2 at Mumbai Airport was built at a remarkable cost of INR 12,500 crores. This terminal area supports more than 2,300 CCTV cameras and over 70,000 fire alarm detection devices.
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Yogita Chainani is the website content head for unstumbled and has previously served as the social media head for CurlyTales Middle East. She has collaborated with brands such as PinkVilla, Connector, TopSpots Dubai, Thatscoop, and several other publications in the food and travel space. An avid traveler, Yogita is on a quest to explore the world, one country and city at a time. She studied journalism at IIJNM Bangalore and HR College in Mumbai. With her strong expertise in travel guides,...

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