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Akasa Air announced that all its flights will operate from Terminal 1 of Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport starting Tuesday, April 15, 2025. The budget airline's operations are being shifted to Terminal 1 due to maintenance work at Terminal 2. The airline will continue operating from Terminals 1 and 3 until further notice.

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Akasa Air, in a post on X, said, “Starting 15 Apr 2025, all our flights to and from Delhi will operate from Terminal 1 (1D) of Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi. Please check your flight status bit.ly/qpfltsts before proceeding to the airport.”

The changes coincide with the full-scale operational launch of the newly upgraded Terminal 1 at Delhi Airport.

The airport announced that the upgraded Terminal 1 will be fully operational from Tuesday, promising “a smarter, more comfortable journey.” In a post on X, Delhi Airport added, “The countdown is getting exciting! In just 2 days, experience a smarter, more comfortable journey at Delhi Airport’s upgraded Terminal 1.”

According to the statement, all Delhi Terminal 2 flights will be shifted to Terminal 1 due to ongoing maintenance. The airline is contacting passengers and their travel agents via SMS, calls, and emails to inform them of the change. Travelers are advised to check their PNR on the airline’s website or mobile app to confirm their departure or arrival terminal before heading to the airport.

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DIAL is currently conducting trials to enable seamless trader of check-in baggage between Terminal 3 (T3), which handles international flights and the all-domestic flights of Terminal 1. This initiative is aimed at simplifying the passengers journey with domestic to international or international-to-domestic connections.

There is no air train system linking T1 and T3, and making terminal transfer challenging. To address this, DIAL plans to facilitate airside transfer of baggage between terminals.