Divya Delhi:  Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL), a subsidiary of Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL), operator of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA), is transforming passenger amenities for a smoother experience. MIAL proposed a User Development Fee (UDF) of INR 325 for departing domestic passengers and INR 650 for departing international passengers to fund infrastructure and technological upgrades at Mumbai airport to the Airport Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA). To combine infrastructure investment with world-class airport operations, MIAL proposes cutting airline landing and parking prices by 35% to alleviate passenger impact. Mumbai airfares could improve due to this reduction, helping airlines manage costs and keep ticket rates low. The airport will invest INR 10,000 Cr in infrastructure and recover INR 7,600 crore from 229 million passengers over the next five years, a balanced revenue recovery strategy. The new tariff structure increases UDF and reduces landing and parking taxes by 35% to strategically shift revenue. This plan accords with the pricing structures of other major Indian airports and will increase revenue stability and passenger experience, keeping CSMIA a competitive and attractive aviation hub.