Published On:January 11 2025
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IGI Airport's Terminal II to Undergo Refurbishment for Capacity Expansion.

Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport in Delhi is set to undergo a major refurbishment of its Terminal II to enhance its capacity and improve the overall passenger experience. The refurbishment, announced by Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), which operates the airport, will modernize key areas of the terminal and its surrounding infrastructure.

This refurbishment is part of DIAL's broader commitment to establishing IGI Airport as a world-class travel hub for both India and Southeast Asia. The upgrades are specifically designed to accommodate the anticipated surge in domestic passenger traffic.

The refurbishment work will begin in the new fiscal year (FY 2025-26), with an expected completion date in the second quarter of the same fiscal year. During this period, Terminal II will be temporarily closed for approximately four to six months.

DIAL assured that the temporary shutdown of Terminal II would cause minimal disruption to operations, as the newly developed Terminal I will handle the additional passenger load.

“The refurbishment of the four-decade-old Terminal II is the need of the hour. At DIAL, we are committed to upgrading critical infrastructure, improving operational efficiency, and elevating passenger comfort,” said Videh Kumar Jaipuriar, Chief Executive of DIAL.

With the terminal’s passenger capacity expected to reach its peak by FY 2025-26, these enhancements are deemed crucial to meet the growing demand for air travel, particularly among domestic passengers.

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