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.
Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 2 will be closed for refurbishment in 2025-26, with upgrades aimed at enhancing passenger experience and supporting future growth. The closure will last 4-6 months, but Terminal 1 will absorb the additional load, minimizing disruption.
Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) has launched dedicated enclosures to help passengers on delayed flights quickly re-enter and board their next flights. These enclosures streamline the security process, saving time and reducing hassle for travellers.
Air India is launching Wi-Fi on international flights and making significant upgrades to its fleet and services. The airline will introduce new A350 aircraft, retrofit legacy planes, and enhance in-flight amenities to elevate passenger experience.
Air India has revised its check-in counter closure times for international departures from Delhi, now set at 75 minutes before flight departure. The airline will also introduce Wi-Fi on A350 flights, starting with the Delhi-London route, and enhance the passenger experience with the DigiYatra Facility for contactless and biometric-based boarding
IndiGo is set to resume operations from Terminal 1 at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on September 2, 2024. Additionally, the airline will launch a new daily direct flight from Bengaluru to Jeddah beginning September 30, 2024, aiming to cater to the growing travel demand between India and Saudi Arabia.
