The Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI) has introduced a new prepaid fare system for taxis and auto‑rickshaws to ensure transparency and prevent overcharging. Key Details of the Fare System - Base Fare (Taxis): ₹20.66 per km. - Short Trips: - Up to 6 km → ₹155 (includes 25% incentive). - 6.1–8 km → ₹207 - 8.1–10 km → ₹258 - 10.1–12 km → ₹310 - 12.1–14 km → ₹347 (includes 20% incentive). - Longer Journeys: - Fares rise steadily, reaching ₹998 for 40.1–42 km. - Beyond 42 km, rates are calculated in 2 km increments. Rules & Safety - Only authorised prepaid taxi and auto stands are allowed at NMI. - The system is designed to reduce disputes, improve safety, and give passengers—especially first‑time visitors—a predictable start to their journey. Context - NMI officially began operations on December 25, 2025, with inaugural flights by IndiGo, Air India Express, Akasa Air, and Star Air. - The airport project was first conceived in 1997, faced delays (including during COVID‑19), and was formally inaugurated in October 2025.
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