Indira Gandhi International Airport [Delhi]
Indira Gandhi International Airport, which is situated in the nation's capital, is not only the busiest airport in India but also the 12th busiest airport in the entire world. It currently operates with three terminals (T1C-D, T2 and T3) and three runways, one of which is among the longest in India.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport [Mumbai]
The busiest airport in India and one of the busiest in Asia is Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. The airport, which is near India's financial centre and has three terminals, welcomes more than 60 million travellers each year.
Chennai International Airport
The two terminals at this airport, in contrast to the majority of airports in India with multiple terminals, are next to one another and connected by a structure that houses dining establishments and administrative offices. The Chennai Metro network includes a station at the airport that connects to the city's core. In addition to dining on a variety of foods, travellers can shop at the airport.
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport [Hyderabad]
The airport village, one of its special features, is nothing short of a blessing for transit travellers. Transit passengers can meet friends or family in the village, which is close to the arrivals area, while they are waiting for their flight. It is also planned to undergo expansion in three stages, similar to other significant airports in the nation.
Kempegowda International Airport [Bengaluru]
A new terminal and runway are being built at the airport as part of its ongoing expansion to increase the number of aircraft and people it can accommodate. National Highway 44 provides a direct connection from the airport to Bengaluru.
Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport [Kolkata]
The fourth busiest airport in India and the twentieth busiest in Asia is Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport. It is situated in Kolkata, India's cultural hub. With two terminals, the airport welcomes over 20 million travellers each year.
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