Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi will shut Runway 28/10 for 90 days starting June 15, 2025, to upgrade its landing system. The CAT III-B enhancement aims to improve flight safety during dense fog conditions. Other runways and terminals will handle operations during the closure.
IndiGo and Air India cancelled several flights across Jammu, Amritsar, Leh, and other cities on May 13, 2025. Delhi Airport has issued a passenger advisory amid rising Indo-Pak tensions and drone sightings near border areas.
India has closed 27 airports and tightened airport security in response to rising tensions with Pakistan. Major airlines, including IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air, have issued advisories. Passengers are advised to reach airports early and check with airlines for flight updates and schedule changes.
Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) in Delhi could soon offer US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) preclearance. This would allow travelers to complete US immigration checks before departure, helping them arrive in the US as domestic passengers—saving time and avoiding long queues.
Delhi Airport has issued a travel advisory as shifting wind patterns delay flight arrivals. ATFM is active between 12:30 PM and 4:30 PM today. Meanwhile, all flights from Terminal 2 have been moved to Terminal 1. Passengers are advised to check flight and terminal updates before heading to the airport.
The 2024 list of the world’s busiest airports is out, highlighting a global rebound in air travel. From Atlanta to Dubai and New Delhi, these airports saw the highest passenger traffic this year.
Starting April 15, Delhi Airport will close Terminal 2 for maintenance, shifting all IndiGo and Akasa Air flights to Terminal 1. Passengers are advised to check updated schedules and terminal information to avoid confusion during this operational transition.
Starting April 16, international travelers at Delhi Airport will face higher UDF charges, with economy class passengers paying ₹650 and business class ₹810. Domestic fees remain unchanged.
From April 15, 2025, Delhi Airport’s Terminal 1 will become fully operational as all flights from Terminal 2 move there. The expansion brings advanced facilities, better connectivity, and improved passenger experience.
Delhi Airport’s Terminal 2 will undergo a major renovation for 4-5 months, leading to a temporary closure starting in April. During this period, all domestic flights operating from T2 will shift to Terminal 1.
