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What are the agencies, who can be contacted thro' e-mail and/or telephone for booking a taxi from Mumbai International Airport to New Panvel ?
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B M Choudhary
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There's no need to pre-book. There's a pre-paid taxi counter just outside customs exit.
By the way, there are others.... you can try Cool Cab (usually smaller cars with A/C) - http://www.citycoolcab.in/. Meru is another company - http://www.merucabs.com/. And Star Taxi - http://www.startaxi.in/. If you use any of those, don't prepay! Someone should be waiting for you with a sign at the airport exit. I have used all 3 companies - most of the time they are good. One time, our taxi did not reach us til very late (even after several phone calls) and we missed our flight. But at least if your driver does not show up, you still have the option of using the airport's prepaid taxis. If you have alot of luggage you may want to check what size cars are available as well. Good luck!
Pre-paid taxi - outside the airport is the best option.
you can try prepaid taxis which are there on intl airport or one is easy cabs number is 022 43434343
other is meru cab - 022 4422 4422
No need to book . Just go to pre paid counter inside air port and book taxi.
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