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IndiGo dials SpiceJet on terminal issue at Delhi

Airline says it can't make changes to operations at short notice, asks SpiceJet to consider shifting to terminal 2

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A man looks out through a window with an advertisement of SpiceJet Airline, on a commercial building in Ahmedabad

Aneesh Phadnis Mumbai
IndiGo has said it would require at least 120 days to make changes to its operations at the Delhi airport and has suggested rival SpiceJet to consider shifting its operations fully alongside GoAir to Terminal 2. 

The Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) had asked the airlines to shift their operations partially from Terminal 1 to allow it to demolish and reconstruct the building, which is functioning beyond its design capacity. The design capacity of the terminal was 20 million passengers a year, but it is handling 24 million passengers at present. The winter schedule begins on October 29 and the airport