Murikenchery tipped to lead Navi Mumbai airport as Adani braces for Mumbai traffic shift
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- ✓Subhash Murikenchery is set to lead operations at Navi Mumbai International Airport as the Adani Group removes the CEO position.
- ✓Sharma, who led the project since April 2021.
- ✓The airport plans to move 265 weekly international departure slots from Mumbai to Navi Mumbai by April 2027.
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- BUSINESS
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- mint
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- India Economy
Summary
If confirmed, Murikenchery would face one of the most difficult operational challenges in Indian aviation as Adani prepares to move 265 of the 770 weekly international departure slots from Terminal 2 of Mumbai airport to Navi Mumbai.
Subhash Murikenchery, chief airport officer at Adani-owned Navi Mumbai International Airport, is set to take charge of operations as part of a new management structure that will do away with the chief executive officer's position, according to two people familiar with the matter.
Murikenchery, who joined the airport in March, as per his LinkedIn profile, is emerging as the key executive to lead its next phase of growth as Capt. B.V.J.K. Sharma steps down from his role as CEO after steering the greenfield project from construction to commercial operations.
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