Star Air will expand flight operations to Navi Mumbai & Noida airports

Star Air has announced plans to expand its operations to Navi Mumbai and Jewar airports. The airline said this strategic move aligns with the airline's vision of enhancing connectivity and providing seamless travel experiences for its customers.

Currently operating flights to 22 destinations across India, Star Air maintains a robust network that caters to a diverse range of travellers. In the Mumbai and NCR regions, the airline currently serves passengers through Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) in Mumbai and Hindon Airport in NCR.

The proposed expansion to Navi Mumbai and Jewar airports aims to strengthen Star Air's presence in these critical regions, offering passengers more convenience and options. This initiative is part of the airline's ongoing commitment to connect underserved regions and promote economic growth through improved air travel infrastructure.


"Expanding our operations to Navi Mumbai and Jewar airports is a significant step in our mission to enhance connectivity across India," said a spokesperson for Star Air. "These new routes will not only provide greater accessibility for our passengers but also contribute to the economic development of these regions."

The airline said it continues to explore opportunities for growth and innovation in the aviation sector, solidifying its position as a key player in the Indian market.

With the expansion to Navi Mumbai and Jewar, Star Air reaffirmed its commitment to providing reliable, efficient, and comfortable air travel, helping bridge gaps in connectivity and support regional development.