To tackle operational challenges during dense fog, New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport has begun work on enclosures near boarding gates to accommodate passengers facing delays of over three hours.

Delhi's Indira Gandhi Airport has established special enclosures for stranded passengers due to poor air quality, allowing quick access to the Security Hold Area. This initiative aims to reduce proces

The Security Hold Area of DIAL is the airport area that comes after the security checks and before passengers reach the boarding gates.

Special enclosures have been set up across all three terminals at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport.

In a preemptive move foreseeing the fog this winter, the Delhi airport, for the first time, has made elaborate arrangements for passengers, by making provisions for dedicated enclosures for their comfort in case the travellers’ flight is delayed.

The enclosures at the Delhi airport will expedite the processing of passengers whose flights are delayed by over three hours or cancelled.

As Delhi's air quality dipped to the 'severe plus' category this year forcing disruption in flight operations, the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport has created special enclosures for passengers stuck on flights due to fog, poor weather, or technical conditions.

Delhi International Airport Limited has introduced special enclosures and relaxed security protocols to streamline the re-entry process for passengers affected by flight delays or cancellations due to weather or technical issues.

Videh Kumar Jaipuriar, CEO of Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), explained that the initiative is designed to minimize boarding and de-boarding times for passengers impacted by delays caused by fog,

To ease delays, Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport has set up special enclosures for passengers on delayed flights, enabling quicker re-entry to the terminal and faster boarding for their next flights.