A water leakage incident at Navi Mumbai International Airport briefly affected baggage handling operations after water was found dripping from the ceiling area near baggage belts 5 and 6. The incident caused a temporary disruption in the affected zone, prompting airport authorities to take immediate action.
Following the leak, the airport administration quickly shut down the impacted area as a safety precaution and began inspection and repair work. Maintenance teams were deployed to identify the source of the leakage and prevent any further issues in the baggage processing area.
According to airport management, the water leakage was controlled within approximately 30 minutes. Cleaning activities and necessary repair work were completed within an hour, after which the affected baggage belts were inspected and cleared for use.
Airport officials confirmed that both baggage belts 5 and 6 are now fully operational and passenger services have returned to normal. The quick response by the airport team helped minimize disruption and ensured smooth continuation of airport operations.
The incident comes as Navi Mumbai International Airport continues to strengthen its facilities and operations as a major aviation hub for the Mumbai metropolitan region. Authorities are expected to continue monitoring infrastructure systems to maintain passenger safety and operational reliability.