Jet Airways, India’s premier international airline and its wholly-owned subsidiary JetLite, have migrated the group’s international operations to the new state-of-the-art Terminal 3 at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport.

After carrying extensive testing in July, Jet Airways transferred all its international flight operations from Delhi Terminal 2 to Terminal 3. The second and final migration phase will be completed at the end of October when all the Domestic operations will be also transferred to Terminal 3.

As one of the largest carrier’s, operating more than 74 flights daily out of Delhi, Jet Airways plans to develop Delhi’s new Terminal 3 as one of its major international hubs providing its guests with a seamless passenger experience and enhanced comfort and convenience, helping them connect easily from domestic flights onto their international flights and vice versa.

The airline will also increase capacities from Delhi in the winter schedule as part of its strategic plan:
Jet Airways, JetLite and Jet Airways Konnect will now connect over 29 unique domestic destinations, with over 10 international destinations around the world and many more through its operational code shares. Especially, since Delhi affords seamless connectivity into the SAARC, ASEAN, Gulf & Middle East Regions, UK, Europe and points in North America.

The airline will look at increasing connectivity to cities in Northern India through Delhi and will step up services through Delhi to the major metros. On the international front, the Jet Airways Group will look at affording its guests additional connections from SAARC, the Middle East and Far East via Delhi on to Europe through London Heathrow and through Brussels onto North America.

World Class facilities to deliver superior guest comfort and convenience

Spread across 5.4 million sq ft, the new terminal building comprises a range of world class features and facilities designed to provide superior passenger comfort and convenience. For easy access, Jet Airways’ guests may enter the Departure terminal from Gate No. 1, Terminal 3 (IGI), and proceed towards the check in areas located at islands B, C and D, for departure formalities.

Terminal 3 is a 9 level building, featuring a sparkling 168 check-in counters and 95 immigration counters, of which the Jet Airways Group will man 32 integrated check-in counters for both domestic and international travel, significantly reducing check-in time for the airline’s guests.

DIAL’s new Terminal 3 also boasts a number of attractions for passengers including a large retail presence, transit hotel and a plethora of services to offer guests a truly world-class passenger experience.

Equipped with the most sophisticated Common User Passenger Processing System (CUPPS) and an advanced 5 level in-line Baggage Handling System with explosive detection technology, the new Terminal 3 will help quickly process larger numbers of guests arrivals and departure in a safe and secure environment. With 6,400 m of conveyor belts utilized in the fully automated baggage handling system at T3, airlines will now be able to handle 12,800 bags in a single hour.

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