Airoli (Marathi: ऐरोली) is the fifth most developed residential suburb of Navi Mumbai. It is connected to Navi Mumbai's most developed neighborhoods, Vashi and Nerul with city bus and local train services. One can reach Thane from Airoli in 8 minutes by train and Mulund in 30 minutes by city bus.

The Mulund-Airoli bridge has contributed to Airoli's rapid expansion in recent years, as Mulund is Mumbai's busiest suburb; this bridge and the recently started train service from Thane have made Airoli more accessible. The bridge also serves as a connection between Airoli and the Nahur station of the Central Railways.

Good educational institutions also have contributed for the progress of Airoli. With the launching of DAV school in 1998, New Horizon Public School in 2004 an affluent crowd floated to Airoli from Mulund, Bhandup, Thane, etc. Even today a number of parents are sending their children from Mulund and Bhandup to Airoli for education. With the establishment of many more good schools a very affluent crowd started settling down here.

Today Airoli has the best of the schools like New Horizon Scholars School and also Euro Kids. It has become the hub of good education institutions. Educationists like Dr. Nicholas Correa have contributed for the progress of quality education.

Airoli has two main residential areas, Airoli and Diva Village. The rest of the area was developed by CIDCO (City Industrial Development Corporation) and later on handed over to NMMC (Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation) for administration. Airoli is divided into 28 sectors, out of which 20 sectors have been developed.