Mumbai airport logs highest single-day footfall since onset of Covid-19 pandemic
Hindustan TimesThe Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, one of the busiest single runway facilities in the world, had a footfall of 130,374 passengers over 24 hours on September 17, the highest since the Covid-19 pandemic began. Of the passengers who passed through CSMIA on Saturday, around 95,080 travelled via Terminal 2, while around 35,294 transited through Terminal 1, accessing 839 flights. IndiGo, Vistara and GoFirst airlines handled the highest passenger traffic on domestic routes, while Air India, IndiGo and Emirates were among the top airlines handling international traffic. According to rating agency ICRA Ltd, domestic traffic rose to 5 per cent to total 1.02 crore passengers in August 2022, indicating that the civil aviation industry in India is on the path to recovery.