Media Fusion has announced Navi Mumbai International Airport Limited (NMIAL) as the Premium Airport Partner for Airport 360 Expo 2026, highlighting collaboration across India's aviation ecosystem. The agreement was signed by BVJK Sharma, Chief Executive Officer of NMIAL, and Taher Patrawala, Managing Director of Media Fusion.

The event will take place on 23-24 April 2026 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai, bringing together airport operators, planners, technology providers and policymakers. Discussions will focus on areas such as terminal development, airside operations, ground handling, maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), passenger experience and sustainability.

Organised by Media Fusion, the expo builds on the Inter Passenger Terminal Show 2025, which drew more than 2,200 aviation professionals, 62 international exhibitors and over 50 speakers. The upcoming edition is expected to continue industry engagement around airport development and operational solutions.

According to Media Fusion, India's aviation market is projected to grow beyond $26 billion by 2030, with passenger volumes expected to reach 600 million annually. The company said the partnership with NMIAL will contribute to discussions on integrated solutions across airport infrastructure, connectivity and operations.

As Premium Airport Partner, NMIAL will share insights from its development as one of India's major greenfield airport projects, supporting dialogue among policymakers, operators and technology providers as aviation infrastructure continues to expand.

Taher Patrawala, Managing Director, Media Fusion, said, "With India's aviation market expected to grow beyond $26 billion by 2030 and passenger volumes projected to reach 600 million annually, the need for integrated solutions across airports, connectivity and operations has never been greater. NMIAL's participation strengthens Airport 360's ability to address industry priorities while advancing our mission to create a platform that drives innovation, investment and collaboration across the aviation ecosystem."