Indira Gandhi International Airport Map

Description: This map shows roads, terminals, gates, shops, toilets, information desks in Indira Gandhi International Airport (New Delhi Airport).

Indira Gandhi International Airport (IATA: DEL, ICAO: VIDP) is the primary international airport serving Delhi, India's national capital territory. Located in Palam, approximately 16 kilometers southwest of New Delhi's city center, the airport serves as the busiest airport in India by passenger traffic and aircraft movements.

The airport was originally constructed in 1930 as Safdarjung Airport before being relocated to its current site in 1962. It was renamed Indira Gandhi International Airport in 1986 following the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. The facility operates as a major hub for Air India, IndiGo, Vistara, and SpiceJet.

Delhi Airport features three operational runways designated 09/27, 10/28, and 11/29, with lengths of 4,430 meters, 4,430 meters, and 3,810 meters respectively. The airport complex includes three passenger terminals: Terminal 1 handles domestic flights, Terminal 2 serves both domestic and international operations ( As of July 2025, Terminal 2 is currently closed due to ongoing renovations), and Terminal 3, opened in 2010, ranks among the world's largest airport terminals by floor area at approximately 518,000 square meters.

Annual passenger traffic exceeds 70 million travelers, making it the busiest airport in India and among the top 15 globally. The airport connects to over 350 destinations worldwide through more than 100 airlines.

Delhi Metro provides direct connectivity through the Airport Express Line, linking the airport to central Delhi in approximately 20 minutes. Additional ground transportation includes buses, taxis, and ride-sharing services.

The airport operates 24 hours daily and serves as a significant economic driver for the Delhi National Capital Region, employing over 200,000 people directly and indirectly across various aviation-related industries and services.

Official Website: www.newdelhiairport.in

Terminals

How to Get to Indira Gandhi International Airport

By Delhi Metro

The Airport Express Line provides fast and convenient connectivity to the airport.

• Direct service from New Delhi Railway Station
• Stops at Shivaji Stadium and Dhaula Kuan
• Travel time: 20-25 minutes from New Delhi Station
• Air-conditioned coaches with luggage space
• Operating hours: 05:00 - 23:30

By Bus

Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) operates regular bus services to the airport.

• Route 780: Connects from various parts of Delhi
• Low-cost transportation option
• Travel time: 45-90 minutes depending on traffic
• Multiple pickup points across the city

By Taxi and Ride-sharing

Taxis and app-based services provide door-to-door convenience.

• Available services: Uber, Ola, regular taxis
• Travel time: 30-60 minutes depending on location and traffic
• Pre-paid taxi counters available at major locations
• 24/7 availability

By Auto-rickshaw

Auto-rickshaws are available for shorter distances to metro stations or bus stops.

• Not recommended for direct airport travel
• Good for connecting to metro stations
• Negotiate fare beforehand
• Budget-friendly option for short distances

By Private Car

Driving to the airport via NH-8 (National Highway 8) or other major roads.

• Multiple parking options available at the airport
• Travel time: 30-75 minutes depending on starting point
• Consider traffic conditions, especially during peak hours
• Airport has both short-term and long-term parking facilities