6.3m passengers used DigiYatra at Mumbai Airport in 16 months.
IndiGo, Air India led domestic usage; Air France, Emirates, Lufthansa topped international.
7.15 lakh bags processed via self-baggage drop.
SBD adoption rising – international flyers rose from 4.15% to 13.9%, domestic from 5.26% to 6.28%.
AI-driven upgrades – powered by AOCC, aviio platform, cleaning robots, and smart facilities in pipeline.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) or Mumbai Airport has seen rapid adoption of biometric-enabled DigiYatra services. In 16 months, more than 6.3 million passengers used the facility, with usage climbing from 12% in April 2024 to 32% by August 2025. The system enables travellers to clear checkpoints within two to three seconds, supported by 46 e-gates and 40 face pods.
Domestic airlines accounted for the majority of DigiYatra usage:
IndiGo: 2.58 million boarding passes
Air India: 1.09 million
Air India Express: 53,301
International carriers also recorded strong adoption, led by Air France (90,902), Emirates (18,356), and Lufthansa (18,017).
The use of self-baggage drop (SBD) machines has expanded significantly. More than 715,000 bags were processed through 32 SBD units, with an average handling time of 17–20 seconds. Domestic airlines managed nearly 600,000 bags, while international carriers such as KLM, Air France, Emirates, Lufthansa, and Swiss Airways processed over 70,000.
SBD adoption by international flyers grew from 4.15% to 13.9% between April 2024 and August 2025.
Domestic usage rose from 5.26% to 6.28% over the same period.
The surge in self-service travel is supported by CSMIA’s upgraded Airport Operation Command Centre (AOCC) and aviio, an AI-driven platform by Adani Airports that enhances predictive analytics and real-time efficiency.
Other initiatives include autonomous cleaning robots, with plans for smart washrooms and additional AI-led solutions across terminals.
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