Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport is set to reopen Terminal 2 (T2) on October 26, 2025

Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport is set to reopen Terminal 2 (T2) on October 26, 2025, just in time for the winter travel season. Here's what travelers need to know:

What’s Changing?
- T2 Reopens: After months of upgrades, Terminal 2 will resume operations.
- Flight Shifts: Around 120 daily domestic flights from Air India and IndiGo will move to T2 starting the night of October 25–26.
- Current Status: Until now, only Terminals 1 and 3 have been operational.

What’s New at T2?
- Self Baggage Drop (SBD): Passengers can check in luggage independently—scan, tag, and drop without assistance.
- Passenger Boarding Bridges (PBBs): Six new bridges with autonomous docking tech, sourced from South Korea, improve accessibility and turnaround time.
- Modern Design: Skylights, upgraded flooring, and brighter interiors for a more open feel.
- Flight Info Display System (FIDS): High-resolution screens for real-time updates.
- Improved Signage & Apron Areas: Easier navigation and streamlined aircraft operations.
- Upgraded Infrastructure: Enhanced HVAC, fire safety, and electrical systems for smoother operations.

Bigger Picture
- With T2 back online, IGI Airport’s annual passenger capacity jumps to 100 million.
- The airport currently handles 1,400 flight movements daily across its four runways.

If you're flying with Air India or IndiGo around late October, double-check your terminal assignment to avoid last-minute surprises.