- Starting from 1700hrs on 08 May 2025, both runways will be operational
- A Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) was issued in advance to all stakeholders, enabling adequate scheduling measures and minimising inconvenience to passengers.
- As part of this large-scale preventative maintenance activity, CSMIA carried out pavement maintenance, electrical (AGL and substation) maintenance, rubber removal on the runway, surface marking and major drain cleaning.
- A dedicated team thoroughly inspected over 3,000 runway lights for signs of wear and tear.
Mumbai, 8 May 2025: Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA), operated by Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) has successfully concluded scheduled runway maintenance, making it monsoon ready. In a calibrated six-hour operation from 1100 hrs to 1700 hrs, both RWY 14/32 and RWY 09/27 were thoroughly inspected and restored to optimal condition. The entire operation was executed efficiently and according to a well-structured plan, ensuring there were no disruptions to flight schedules. This annual preventative runway maintenance is undertaken to optimise the airport’s operational efficiency. As a critical aviation hub handling over 950 daily flight movements, CSMIA continues to prioritise infrastructure resilience and passenger safety without compromise.
A Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) was issued in advance to stakeholders, allowing flight schedules to be planned and minimising inconvenience to passengers. As one of the busiest airports in the country, CSMIA takes immense pride in its ability to maintain safe, seamless, and uninterrupted operations, supported by carefully planned and precisely executed maintenance. Regular runway inspections and timely maintenance are essential to keeping the runways in optimal condition and maintaining infrastructure to meet the highest standards.
As a part of this large-scale preventative maintenance activity, CSMIA carried out pavement maintenance, electrical (AGL and substation) maintenance, rubber removal on the runway, surface marking and major drain cleaning work. A dedicated team thoroughly inspected over 3,000 runway lights for signs of wear and tear. Additionally, drain pits and chambers along the runway strip, as well as critical lighting, IT, and navigational aid cables, were inspected for integrity. With over 950 air traffic movements each day, CSMIA consistently ensures continuity of operations through regular checks and repairs to maintain runway health.
