Indira Gandhi International Airport

Its passenger traffic and capacity support demand for airport retail, food and beverage, and travel services. [3] source: Business Standard DIAL said the airport handled 79.3 million passengers in the financial year ended March 31, 2025, and reported annual capacity of 106 million passengers in September 2026. [3] source: Business Standard[4] source: ET Small Business[5] source: ET Small Business

In September 2026, Delhi Airport opened Pier C at Terminal 3, with international operations beginning progressively from September 9 and arrivals and departures from September 10; DIAL said the pier raised annual international passenger capacity by 50% to 31 million passengers per annum. [5] source: ET Small Business The airport reopened its third runway, 11R/29L, on September 20, 2026, after rehabilitation and upgrades that included resurfacing, lighting and taxiway work. [6] source: Business Today[1] source: Business Today[4] source: ET Small Business On September 18, Delhi Airport launched Express@DEL entry gates across all terminals for web-checked-in passengers carrying only cabin baggage. [7] source: Business Today DIAL described a path to 130 million annual passenger capacity in September 2026, while another September report said the airport was targeting 125 million by 2032. [3] source: Business Standard[4] source: ET Small Business