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Indira Gandhi International Airport: India’s busiest airport bar none!

Indira Gandhi International Airport saw almost 66 million passengers use its facilities last year, close to 14% more than 2016-2017. The half-yearly statistics for 2018 shows that DEL is now the tenth busiest airport on the planet. It boasts over 130 non-stop destinations and serves nearly every corner of the globe. Top domestic destinations are Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kolkata. The busiest international routes, meanwhile, are Dubai-International, London Heathrow and Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi. Air France runs a non-stop service to Paris Charles de Gaulle, its major hub. Hundreds of additional destinations are at your fingertips with Air France from CDG, including many in north Africa, the Middle East and right across western and eastern Europe.

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If you’re on a flight leaving from Indira Gandhi International Airport you can catch up on some sleep courtesy of the sleeping pods available in T3 international departures. Pods can be booked online.

The Azadpur Mandi is reputedly Asia’s largest wholesale fruit and veg market. It consists of almost 30,000 traders and wholesalers, is supplied by thousands of vehicles and deals in well over a hundred different types of fruit and vegetables.

Indira Gandhi International Airport is just under 10 miles southwest from the centre of New Delhi. The airport entrance is off NH48, then follow Terminal 1 road, the Terminal 2B Road or the Northern Access Road (for Terminal 3).

Terminal T3 now boasts a 7-level car park with room for 4,300 cars with easy foot access to the international terminal. Terminal 1 also has its own car park.

The Orange Delhi Airport Metro Express line runs from the New Delhi metro station to the airport (for terminals 2 and 3) at a frequency of 10 to 15 minutes (travel time around 19 minutes). The first trains leave New Delhi station at 4.45am and the last train from the city centre is at 11.30pm. The Magenta line serves the domestic flights terminal.

Palam and Shahabad Mohammadpur are the two closest railway stations.

A/C buses, taxis and Ola and Uber will also take you to DEL.