Mumbai, May 24: With the II-C Sahar Terminal of the Chhatrapati Shivaji International airport being isolated after a constable shot dead his superior, the Airports Authority of India has shifted all Air-India flights to the II-A Wing. All AI flights and flights of foreign carriers handled by the airline like Bangladesh Biman, Singapore and Thai Airways are being shifted to II-A terminal and the closed portion of II-B is getting readied to handle incoming passengers, AAI officials said.
Meanwhile, passengers from an Air-India flight (AI775) from the Gulf, which arrived around 9:15 pm, were escorted to II-a for immigration and customs clearance, public relations director Jitender Bhargav said.
There may be slight delays for departing passengers as no facilities are available for immigration counters in the II-B Wing, which has been closed down for renovation, AAI officials said. Bureau Report