Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is set to implement a new fee structure in May, with a proposed ₹325 charge for domestic flights and an increase in international passenger charges to ₹650. The aim is to generate funds for crucial infrastructure upgrades at the airport. The decision comes as part of efforts to enhance facilities and services at one of India’s busiest airports. The increase in fees is expected to bolster investments in modernizing and expanding the airport’s infrastructure to accommodate the growing number of passengers and ensure a seamless travel experience. Mumbai airport has been witnessing a steady rise in passenger traffic in recent years, making it imperative to upgrade its facilities to meet the increasing demand. The proposed fee hike is also aimed at improving operational efficiency and overall passenger experience at the airport. The move is likely to have a significant impact on travelers using the airport, both domestic and international, who will need to account for the additional charges in their travel budgets. As Mumbai airport continues to evolve to meet the needs of modern air travel, the upcoming changes in fee structure signal a commitment to providing world-class services to passengers.