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Air India expands its check-in and baggage drop service to international travelers at two Delhi metro stations, allowing for a baggage-free exploration of the city before their flights.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually inaugurated the expanded Terminal 1 (T1), having a total area that has tripled to 2,06,950 square metres
New Delhi, Mar 10 (PTI) The Delhi airport will join the club of airports having an annual passenger handling capacity of 100 million with the inauguration of the expanded Terminal 1, which has a capacity of 40 million.
The terminal will now expected to undergo a series of trials before being fully operational in May, officials said | Latest News Delhi
Passengers can utilize self-check-in kiosks, access flight information display systems, and drop their baggage at self-baggage drop counters.