Delhi Airport Terminal 2 reopens with daily flights, Ettravelworld

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Terminal 2, which was temporarily closed in April, will be operational on Sunday with the start of around 120 daily domestic flights, operated by Air India and Indigo.

Union Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Ramgahan Naidau and Civil Aviation Secretary Samir Kumar Sinha will visit the re-emerging terminal on Saturday. 12.25am Sunday, 6E 2058 (Lucknow-Delhi), 6E 2343 (Delhi-Pune), 2343 (Delhi-Pune), 2.15am will be the first flight to depart.

Air India X: “Starting October 26, Air India and Air India Express will adjust their domestic operations at Dehi airport.”

The airline said all its domestic flights with flight numbers starting from the 1xxx series. However, all domestic Weather Express flights will transfer to Terminal 1 and all international flights will continue to operate from T3. Air India added that passengers are advised to check if their contact details have been updated or flight or terminal information through their websites, apps or 24×7 support.

Meanwhile, “Starting on October 26:” On October 26, all Indigo 2000-2999 series flights operating from T1 to T2 may have some changes in flight schedules. Please check your terminal information and flight status before proceeding to the airport. He added that they will share timely updates on registered contact details.

Established by Airports India 40 years ago, the upgraded T2 will offer its own passenger-friendly facilities, including a self-service baggage-drop facility and six new passenger boarding bridges. In addition, a new high-resolution display system will provide real-time flight information with improved accuracy, increasing passenger comfort and a specially designed board with a special focus on people with reduced mobility.

“Your own baggage-drop facility, reduce your waiting time, waiting time, longer queues, scan your baggage, scan your baggage and drop your bags in minutes.

Passenger boarding bridges with autonomous docking technology will enable faster and smarter aircraft handling. “Purchased from South Korea, these bridges are designed to enhance passenger comfort, safety and overall experience. These include highly leveled cabins to assist wheelchair passengers and better-adjusted cabins, along with swings that contribute to a modern and attractive design, and side cushions for improved safety and aesthetics,” he said.

Moreover, the weatherboard and apron areas, which have been in service for more than four decades, have undergone major renovations to ensure smooth aircraft operations and efficiently accommodate increased traffic.

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