DGCA, IIT audit findings put Terminal 2 on the repair runway: DIAL

Delhi Airport has three terminals: T1 with a capacity of 40 million passengers per year, T2 with 15 million, and Terminal 3 (T3) with 45 million

Delhi International Airport (DIAL), which operates and manages the airport in the national capital, has halted plans for a new Terminal 4 (T4) and will instead fast-track the refurbishment of the old Terminal 2 (T2) after Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and IIT Madras audits flagged issues with its apron and boarding bridges. DIAL Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Videh Kumar Jaipuriar revealed this in a January meeting with aviation stakeholders, Business Standard has learnt. 

These audit findings have come to light just months after the collapse of Terminal 1’s (T1’s) canopy at Delhi Airport, which resulted in the death