Starting April 15, IndiGo and Akasa Air will cease operations at Delhi Airport’s Terminal 2. Flights shift to Terminals 1 and 3 due to T2 maintenance. Check new terminal info here.
By Dilip Shekhawat | New Delhi/Pune | April 14, 2025
In a major change for air travelers, IndiGo and Akasa Air will suspend all operations at Terminal 2 of Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport starting April 15, 2025. The move is part of planned maintenance and upgrade work at T2, leading to a terminal reshuffle for thousands of passengers.
Delhi Airport Terminal Shift April 2025: What Passengers Need to Know
- IndiGo flights will be redirected to Terminal 1, with a few long-haul or code-share flights operating from Terminal 3.
- Akasa Air will now operate exclusively from Terminal 1D, according to the airline’s latest travel advisory.
- The change is temporary, but in effect until further notice, as per airline officials.
IndiGo, Akasa Begin Passenger Alerts
To avoid confusion during the transition, both airlines have begun notifying travelers via email, SMS, and WhatsApp. IndiGo has also published a revised flight-terminal chart on its official website, allowing flyers to verify updated departure or arrival points.
IndiGo spokesperson: “Delhi Terminal 2 is undergoing maintenance, and all our flights will operate from Terminal 1 from April 15.”
Terminal 1 Reopens with a New Look
Coinciding with the shift, Delhi Airport’s upgraded Terminal 1 is set for a grand reopening on April 15. According to Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), the revamped terminal promises faster check-ins, enhanced security lanes, and modern passenger lounges.
DIAL on X: “Get ready for smoother travel, better connectivity, and world-class facilities — all under one roof!”
Passenger Advisory
Travelers scheduled to fly in or out of Delhi from April 15 onward are strongly advised to:
- Check terminal details before heading to the airport
- Use airline websites or apps for real-time updates
- Arrive early to avoid last-minute confusion due to terminal changes
Conclusion
With Terminal 2 under maintenance and Terminal 1 freshly upgraded, IGI Airport is poised for smoother operations—but only if passengers stay informed. Whether you’re flying IndiGo or Akasa Air, April 15 marks a new terminal experience in the capital.
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