India’s largest airline IndiGo on April 14 said it is moving its flight operations from terminal 2 to terminal 1 at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi.
Following the shift, the carrier will operate from terminal 1 and terminal 3 for all the arrivals and departures starting April 15, a company statement said. The operations at terminal 3 remain unchanged, it said.
The company said it has taken “proactive measures” to ensure that all its flyers are informed about the change and it is reaching out to their travel agents through SMS, calls and emails.
Recently, the low-cost carrier made it to the history books last week, overtaking global heavyweights like Delta Air Lines and Ryanair briefly to become the world’s most valuable airline by market capitalisation.
The stock’s impressive run this year—up 13 percent so far—has propelled its valuation to over Rs 2 lakh crore ($23.3 billion). The stock closed almost a percent higher in today's session. That rally stands in contrast to a broader market slide, with the Nifty down nearly 6 percent year-to-date as tariff uncertainty rattle sentiment.
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