IGI Airport in Delhi is the world's second busiest airport.
Source : Times Travel
Date : 05th May, 2022
Date : 05th May, 2022
Official Airline Guide (OAG), a renowned worldwide travel data provider, has declared New Delhi's IGI airport is the world's second busiest airport in terms of domestic and international flight frequency and total seat capacity in March 2022.
After being restrained for the previous two years due to COVID-related travel limitations, India's civil aviation industry has gradually begun to show signs of revival this year.
According to statistics, the airport handled 31.65 million domestic passengers and 5.49 million international passengers in fiscal year 2021. In CY 2020 and CY 2021, it also ranked first among all Indian airports in terms of handling international and domestic passenger traffic.
According to reports, Delhi International Airport, which has a seating capacity of 3,611,181 seats, beat Dubai International Airport, which has a passenger capacity of 3,554,527 seats.
According to the OAG study, while Atlanta remained the largest, Dubai was displaced from second place in March by Delhi International Airport, which has a seating capacity of 3,611,181.
According to the OAG study, the airport handled 3.61 million passengers in March of this year, a huge improvement from 23rd rank in March of last year, when the epidemic rocked the world.
According to the airport's website, it handled 67, 301,016 passengers in 2019, but just 28,500,545 in 2020, because to pandemic limitations.
After being restrained for the previous two years due to COVID-related travel limitations, India's civil aviation industry has gradually begun to show signs of revival this year.
According to statistics, the airport handled 31.65 million domestic passengers and 5.49 million international passengers in fiscal year 2021. In CY 2020 and CY 2021, it also ranked first among all Indian airports in terms of handling international and domestic passenger traffic.
According to reports, Delhi International Airport, which has a seating capacity of 3,611,181 seats, beat Dubai International Airport, which has a passenger capacity of 3,554,527 seats.
According to the OAG study, while Atlanta remained the largest, Dubai was displaced from second place in March by Delhi International Airport, which has a seating capacity of 3,611,181.
According to the OAG study, the airport handled 3.61 million passengers in March of this year, a huge improvement from 23rd rank in March of last year, when the epidemic rocked the world.
According to the airport's website, it handled 67, 301,016 passengers in 2019, but just 28,500,545 in 2020, because to pandemic limitations.
