The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) shared an advisory for passengers today, July 17, in the wake of the strike by Ola, Uber and other app-based cab operators. "In light of ongoing protests in the state, passengers travelling via #MumbaiAirport are advised to check transport availability and plan alternate arrangements in advance," the post on X (formerly Twitter) read. CSMIA, also known as Mumbai airport, requested passengers to arrange alternative transport and plan their travel accordingly. The development comes amid a strike by Uber and Ola drivers and other gig economy workers who are staging a protest across Maharashtra demanding faster implementation of the aggregator policy for app-based taxis and pay parity with regular taxi drivers. The strike began on Tuesday, July 15 and has continued even today. Goa-Bound Indigo Flight 6E 6271 From Delhi Makes Emergency Landing at Mumbai Airport, Sources Say ‘Diversion Made Due to Engine Failure’.

Mumbai Airport Issues Advisory Amid App-Based Cab Operators' Strike

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