Seven eight-car trains will operate daily on the Mumbai Metro Aqua Line 3 with a frequency of six minutes and 40 seconds during the morning and evening rush hours. The rest of the time, their frequency will be 15-20 minutes. One train will be kept on standby and another in maintenance. The commissioner of Metro railway safety has completed the rolling stock tests and ongoing civil work tests are expected to be completed in a day.

The Aqua Line 3, expected to be opened to the public on Sunday, will be operating 48 services in a single direction on the 12.44-km BKC-Aarey JVLR segment. Throughout the day, 96 services will be operated. But an official confirmation of the public opening is awaited.