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Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport reopened its upgraded Terminal 2 on Sunday. Minister of Civil Aviation Ram Mohan Naidu inaugurated the newly refurbished Terminal 2, which was completed within the stipulated timeline ahead of the winter schedule.
The upgraded terminal aims to offer passengers a smoother, faster, and more comfortable journey, featuring new technologies and modern facilities.
One of the biggest additions is the Self-Baggage Drop system, which allows passengers to check in their luggage independently, reducing waiting time at counters.
The terminal now features six new Passenger Boarding Bridges for faster boarding and deboarding.
It also includes Virtual Information Desks, clear wayfinding signage, and improved facilities for persons with reduced mobility, making travel more inclusive.
Additionally, the terminal is equipped with modern fire safety systems, a high-resolution Flight Information Display System, and redesigned airside areas for smoother aircraft movement.
