Mumbai Airport Record Passengers: Mumbai Airport’s historic record! Record number of passengers reached in November 2025

• The historic flight of Mumbai Airport!
• Record number of more than 48 lakh passengers in November
• November 29 became ‘Super Sunday’

Mumbai Airport News Marathi: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai (CSMIA) recorded a strong passenger traffic performance in November 2025, where over 48.88 lakhs were transported during the month. Number of passengers was recorded. This strong performance was attributed to increased demand for travel during the festive season and winter, also supported by extensive domestic and international connectivity.

Record performance in a single day

CSMIA has set top three single-day passenger traffic records in November on 15, 22 and 29 November 2025, surpassing previous records. The airport recorded its highest ever single-day passenger volume of 1.76 lakh passengers on 29 November 2025, reflecting continued growth in the travel segments.

Domestic and international travel

During November 2025, CSMIA showed nearly 27,960 air traffic movements, where more than 3.4 million domestic passengers were transported by air, as well as more than 1.4 million passengers on international routes.

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Where was the most crowded?

Dubai was the busiest international destination with 2,09,714 passengers, followed by London Heathrow (1,12,043 passengers) and Abu Dhabi (1,00,284 passengers). In terms of domestic destinations, Delhi topped the list with 6,09,646 passengers, followed by Bengaluru (4,36,301 passengers) and Chennai (2,07,692 passengers).

Of the total 1.76 lakh passengers who traveled on November 29, nearly 1.22 lakh were domestic passengers, while over 54,000 were international passengers. Prior to this milestone, CSMIA recorded its highest ever daily air traffic movements of 1,036 on 21 November 2025, indicating the airport’s excellent operational readiness during peak travel periods.

The international destinations with the highest passenger volumes on 29 November were Dubai (7,200 passengers), London Heathrow (4,766 passengers), Abu Dhabi (3,213 passengers), Singapore (3,054 passengers) and Doha (2,369 passengers). Major destinations in the domestic network such as Delhi (22,703 passengers), Bengaluru (11,565 passengers), Chennai (7,578 passengers), Kolkata (6,667 passengers) and Hyderabad (6,507 passengers) recorded strong demand.

Well planned and furnished

Being one of India’s busiest and best connected airports, CSMIA continues to cater to increasing passenger volumes, while ensuring smooth operations during peak transit periods. The airport’s strong performance in November 2025 further cements Mumbai’s position as a preferred domestic and international gateway, which is well-positioned to meet growing travel demand in the coming months.

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