Mumbai: The state-owned Air India, which is supposed to operate the inaugural flight from the new terminal 2 of the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) on February 12, might see it landing at T2 instead of taking off.
According to a company spokesperson, Air India’s inaugural flight could be an incoming flight to Mumbai. “Being the state-owned carrier, Air India is more likely to operate the inaugural flight. It is most possibly an incoming Newark-Mumbai flight, which would be the first to land at T2. We are yet to get final details since operations are scheduled to start only from February,” the spokesperson said.
On whether February 12 is the exact date, the spokesperson refused to comment, adding that only the airport authority can confirm on the date. The promoters of the airport earlier have given February 12 as when operations will begin at T2 for international passengers. There are some reports, which earlier had said that the inaugural flight of Air India from T2 will be to Singapore.
Read News in full 12/01/14 Soumonty Kanungo/mydigitalfc.com
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