Delhi Airport Terminal 2: The Terminal-2 of Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is going to reopen for passengers. The terminal, which has been closed for upgradation for about six months, is now ready with modern techniques and new features.
Delhi Airport Terminal 2: Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is the busiest airport in the country, where millions of passengers visit every year. To increase the convenience of passengers and airport capacity, GMR Group has decided to upgrade Terminal 2 and reopen it. According to the airport operator Dial, the upgraded terminal 2 will be operational from 26 October. After its opening, the annual passenger capacity of the airport will increase to 1 crore passengers.
Passengers will get a lot of facilities
Please tell that there are a total of three terminals in Delhi Airport. T1, T2 and T3. The T2 was built by the Airport Authority of India about 40 years ago. In April this year, it was closed for improvement and new works. Now travelers will get new and modern facilities terminal 2, which will make their journey even easier and comfortable. The upgraded Terminal 2 of Delhi Airport has now become even more comfortable for passengers.
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Terminal 2’s new look surfaced
It includes many new facilities, such as the new boarding bridge with self -bagged drop and automatic docking technology. Apart from this, Terminal 2 also has fids, which shows the information of flights in real time correct and quickly. Terminal 2 was closed about five months ago. IndiGo and Akasa Air then started their aircraft operating from Terminal-1. At this time only terminal-1 and terminal-3 are on.