Delhi Airport’s upgraded Terminal 2 to reopen from October 26; what’s new?

Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is gearing up to reopen its upgraded Terminal 2, which is scheduled to become operational from October 26, said GMR in a press release on Monday.

According to the memo, the move comes as the airport aligns with the commencement of the winter flight schedule and aims to enhance operational efficiency while offering passengers an improved travel experience.

“Terminal 2 is not just a facility upgrade— It’s a complete reimagination of the passenger journey. With innovative technologies like the Self Baggage Drop and autonomous docking aerobridges, we are empowering travelers, optimizing efficiency, and preparing IGI Airport for the future of aviation,” said Videh Kumar Jaipuriar, CEO-DIAL.

“As india’s busiest aviation hub accelerates toward its next phase, these wolf-class enhancements underline DIAL’s vision to deliver an unmatched passenger experience while supporting the country’s growing air travel aspirations,” he added.

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What’s new?

The upgraded terminal will handle approximately 120 daily domestic flights operated by Air India and IndiGo, shifting from existing terminals to streamline operations. The renovations, carried out since April when the terminal was temporarily closed, include advanced passenger facilities such as Self Baggage Drop (SBD) counters, designed to reduce queue times and give travelers greater control over check-in processes. Terminal 2 now also features six new passenger boarding bridges equipped with autonomous docking technology, the first implementation of its kind in India, enabling faster and safer aircraft handling. Upgraded airside and apron facilities, modern ceilings, skylight designs, and improved flooring aim to create a brighter, more accessible environment for travelers.

The refurbishment further includes comprehensive mechanical, electrical, and safety upgrades, such as new HVAC and fire safety systems, enhanced power infrastructure, and a high-resolution Flight Information Display System (FIDS).

Moreover, clear signage, accessibility features for persons with reduced mobility, and better road connectivity further support smoother passenger movement have also been ensured in the refurbishments.

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