Delhi Airport Terminal 1 Closure: Weeks-Long Disruption After Canopy Collapse

Following a canopy collapse at Terminal 1 (T-1) last week, Delhi airport’s main domestic terminal is expected to remain closed for several weeks. The incident, which occurred during heavy rains, resulted in one fatality and eight injuries. This closure is causing significant disruptions, including flight cancellations, reschedulings, and passenger displacement. While the airport authority aims to reopen Terminal 1 as soon as possible, a thorough inspection is necessary before resuming operations.

Delhi Airport Suspends Operations at Terminal 1 Due to Roof Collapse

Delhi’s Terminal 1 (T1), used for domestic flights by IndiGo and SpiceJet, has suspended operations following a roof collapse caused by heavy rainfall. The incident resulted in at least one fatality and several injuries. Passengers are advised to contact airlines for updated flight information and check real-time flight status on the Delhi airport’s website or social media.

Delhi Airport Roof Collapse Kills One, Sparks Political Row

A roof collapse at Terminal 1 of Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) on Friday morning claimed one life and injured six. The incident has led to a political blame game, with the Congress accusing the Modi government of corruption and negligence. Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu has ordered an investigation and assured compensation for the victims.

Delhi Airport Launches First Self Service Bag Drop ‘Quick Drop’ Solution in India

Delhi Airport has introduced the first Self Service Bag Drop ‘Quick Drop’ Solution in India, a groundbreaking innovation that streamlines the baggage drop process and reduces waiting times for passengers. This technology, previously only available in Toronto, Canada, allows travelers to drop their bags in just 30 seconds, eliminating the need for boarding pass or biometric verification.

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