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Delhi Airport's Revamped Terminal 2 Reopens, Ready for 120 Daily Flights
Delhis Indira Gandhi International Airport has reopened its revamped Terminal 2, enhancing its capacity to manage 120 daily flights and accommodating 15 million passengers annually.
- Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu inaugurated the renovated Terminal 2 at the Indira Gandhi International Airport on Saturday, which is set to become operational from Sunday.
- The Airports Authority of India undertook the renovation of Terminal 2, which had been closed since April 2023, as part of efforts to modernize airport facilities in Delhi.
- With the reopening of Terminal 2, the Indira Gandhi International Airport will now have enhanced operational capacity, facilitating up to 120 daily flights across its three terminals.
Why It Matters
The reopening of Terminal 2 at the Indira Gandhi International Airport signifies a significant upgrade to Indias aviation infrastructure, enhancing passenger experience and efficiency. This development reflects the Ministry of Civil Aviation (India)s ongoing commitment to modernize air travel facilities in the country.