Adani Group announced it is putting its international airport expansion on hold in favor of concentrating on domestic growth. The company plans a 3-4x increase in passenger capacity across its eight existing airports within five to six years, supported by around ₹1 lakh crore in investments. Expansion efforts center on Navi Mumbai International Airport, which will add around 20 million passengers, alongside other airports' capacity upgrades. The group intends to capitalize on government-identified airport privatization opportunities, maintaining a continuous pipeline of assets. A strategic shift aims to decrease aeronautical revenue proportion, boosting non-aeronautical sources such as retail, food and beverage, and city-side development, which collectively generate higher returns. Digital initiatives include advanced passenger flow management and an airport app providing real-time information and future baggage tracking features. Ground handling and fuel infrastructure are also under consolidation. The group plans to reassess international growth prospects after four to five years, concentrating currently on maximizing India's aviation market potential.