CSIA Mumbai

The year 2006 witnessed a momentous change for the airports in India with the privatization of Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA). On 3rd May 2006, the consortium, led by GVK took over the operations to modernize and redevelop CSIA.

About MIAL The modernization and redevelopment of CSIA is a reflection of India’s rapid growth. Being in the financial capital and a key gateway of the country, the redevelopment of CSIA holds great significance in aiding the city to retain its fast paced growth.

The transformation of CSIA, a brown-field project, is a one-of-its-kind unique infrastructural project in the world, unlike any other airport development projects.

With a vision to become one of the world’s best airports, MIAL has been continuously and consistently upgrading CSIA to an airport that delights its guests by offering best in-class comfort and convenience. In order to achieve a global standard, MIAL has partnered with well-known international experts for airport design and operations. CSIA handled traffic of 41.6 million passengers and around 705 thousand tonnes of cargo in the FY 2014-2015.