T2 will not only handle 40 mn flyers a year in an area of just 1,400 acres but will also showcase a 3-km-long art wall & peacock-inspired design

T2 to give Mumbai a flying start

The huge departure lounge at T2 will have 188 counters which will cater to all airlines. The design has been inspired by the white peacock.

PM to inaugurate T2 at CST on Friday

Passengers will walk into a garden with colourful fountains as they walk out of the airport. India's largest car parking area with capacity to park 5200 cars is below the garden

T2 offers colourful fountains and large parking area

As you walk past the immigration you will see walls resembling a thousand diyas. This is just to give you a feeling that you are being greeted in the traditional Indian style

Terminal 2 to greet you in traditional Indian style

The terminal has 60-feet tall art walls with nearly 7000 artefacts from 10th century to contemporary Bollywood. This makes it one of the biggest art museums as well

T2: The biggest art museum

The art walls, which are 3 km long, are a visual treat and the artistes range from some of the biggest names to village artisans.

The grand new year gift to the city

The X-shaped terminal is spread over four levels and will handle 40 million passengers.


Master plan of T2

Apart from traditional sofas, the lounge has colourful stools just to break the monotony one associates with waiting at airports

T2: Over 1000 lotus-shaped chandeliers greet you at the departure lounge

In the departure area itself, such artefacts occupy 80,000 sq ft and curve along the contours of the terminal

The famous art wall named Jaya He at T2

T2 has a 11.6-metre airport escalator, 72 lifts, 48 escalators and 40 travelators. Artwork depicting carved doorways in India's villages just above the escalators

The tallest escalator at T2

Chimes, waterfalls, skylights -- your wait to pick up your luggage at the arrival area may no longer be monotonous