Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is named after the 17th century Maratha Emperor Chhatrapati Shivaji Raje Bhonsle. The airport has 4 terminals - 2 international and 2 domestic.
Physical Location - 26 feet above sea level.
19°05´27´´N latitude
72°52´05´´E longitude
Air Cargo Complex: The Air Cargo Complex has been in operation since 1977 where International Import and Export, Cargo is stored and processed.Mumbai International Airport Pvt. Ltd. (MIAL) and Air India (AI) are custodians of cargo appointed by Customs at Mumbai. MIAL handles 31 airlines (as on September 2008) and AI handles 14 airlines. MIAL handles 65% of the International volumes at Mumbai. Cargo Apron: The Cargo Complex is located west of the International Passenger Terminal.The area facilitates AI and MIAL imports, exports and perishable operations.The common user facility for Exports is 7,500 sq.m and currently handling11,000 tonnes per month.The terminal operator for courier is leased to the Express Industry Council of India. The small shipments are handled via the International Passenger.Terminal or the Domestic Passenger Terminal. Larger express parcels are handled through the General Cargo Warehouses. Agencies located at the terminal: Customs International Airlines Office of the Assistant Drug Controller Embarkation State Bank of India Canara Bank HDFC Bank Surat Heera Bourse/MMTC/BHEL Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (Octroi Department) Cotton Textile Promotion Council BCHAA 32 MCU Access to Cargo Complex: The International cargo area is accessible via a central security gate, which controls access to the cargo premises. Access into the ACC is controlled by the Airport Entry Pass System. Source: CSIA Website Want to get listed in our Featured Airport Section? Mail us at info@shippingplatform.com or call us at +91-22-25690999 for more information.
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