New Delhi: Come November and IGI Airport would enter its second phase of major development that would see Terminal 1 doubling its passenger capacity and a brand new Terminal 4. The access road to T3 would be widened and have elevated taxiways. That means you would drive to and from this terminal with aircraft taxiing above you, just like Singapore's Changi airport. Also, India's busiest airport would get a fourth runway and would be linked by three different Delhi Metro lines. Delhi International Airport Pvt Ltd (DIAL) on Tuesday made public IGIA's revised master plan that would be implemented when the three low-cost carriers— IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir — shift one-third of their flights to...
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