Indira Gandhi International Airport

Indira Gandhi International Airport is Delhi’s principal airport and India’s busiest aviation hub, connecting the National Capital Region with domestic and international destinations.

Delhi Airport: Delhi Airport is the airport system serving India’s capital region, centered on Indira Gandhi International Airport. This broader airport identity includes the site’s history and role in Delhi’s air transport.
Delhi Metro Airport Express: The Delhi Metro Airport Express is a rapid-transit line linking New Delhi railway station with the airport and Dwarka. It connects the airport with central Delhi and the wider metro network.
Safdarjung Airport: Safdarjung Airport is a historic airport in New Delhi, now used mainly for general aviation and training. It served Delhi before the present international airport became the city’s main gateway.
Aviation hub: An aviation hub is an airport where an airline or region concentrates flights and passenger connections. Delhi’s transfer traffic and airline networks make the airport a major hub.
Terminal 3, Indira Gandhi International Airport: Terminal 3 is Indira Gandhi International Airport’s principal international terminal and a major domestic terminal. Its scale and international operations make it the airport’s best-known passenger terminal.
Air India: Air India is India’s flag carrier, operating domestic and international passenger and cargo services. The airline uses Delhi as its principal hub for domestic connections and long-haul flights.
Palam Airport: Palam Airport was the name used for Delhi’s airport before it was renamed Indira Gandhi International Airport. The airport’s earlier name recalls its origins at the Palam airfield.
Delhi Aerocity: Delhi Aerocity is a commercial and hospitality district beside Indira Gandhi International Airport. Airport expansion helped create this concentration of hotels, offices, and services.
Runway: A runway is a prepared surface where aircraft take off and land. The airport’s intersecting runways support high-volume arrivals and departures.
IndiGo: IndiGo is an Indian low-cost airline and one of the country’s largest passenger carriers. Its large schedule at Delhi contributes substantially to the airport’s domestic traffic.

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DelhiBroader topic: It connects the capital to domestic and international destinations.