The hassle of going from T1 to T3 at Delhi airport will now end! New metro is coming, will save time and money

If you fly from Delhi, one problem you might have encountered is the rush between Terminal 1 (T1) and Terminal 3 (T3). Till now, the only way to travel between these two terminals was by road, in which one had to resort to shuttle bus or cab. Not only did it take a lot of time, but sometimes there was also the fear of missing the connecting flight.

But now this headache is going to end soon. Work is going on in full swing to connect these two terminals at Delhi Airport, and the solution will come from a new metro line!

How will this new system work?

coming to solve this big problem ‘Golden Line’ A completely new and special station will be built on the metro route. This station will serve as a direct metro link between T1 and T3.

• What is the plan? Currently the Airport Express Line (Orange Line) takes you to T3 and the Magenta Line connects to T1, but there is no direct connection between the two.
• What is the solution? Now the new golden line that is being formed, Aerocity Will be extended up to T1 via . A big ‘integrated station’ will be built in Aerocity. From here, passengers will be able to easily get off from one metro line and take another line and reach from T1 to T3 without leaving the airport.

This is not a fluke, DIAL CEO has confirmed

Videh Kumar Jaipuriar, CEO of DIAL, the company that runs Delhi Airport, said, “Earlier the Golden Line was to come only up to Aerocity, but we have convinced DMRC (Delhi Metro) to extend it up to T1.” He clarified that this line will connect T1 to Aerocity, and there is already an Airport Express line from Aerocity to T3.

Not just metro, Aerocity will become the transport hub of the future!

This preparation is not just to connect two terminals, but to make Aerocity a huge multi-modal transport hub. This means that in the future here you will get a variety of tools in one place:

• Delhi Metro: To connect with different corners of the city.
• Airport Express: For fast access to New Delhi Railway Station.
• RRTS: (Regional Rapid Transit System) i.e. superfast train, which will connect the cities of NCR with the airport.
• Air Train: In the future, there are also plans to run an ‘automated people mover’, i.e. small, driverless train for movement between terminals.

Overall, all these changes will make traveling at Delhi Airport easier and more comfortable than ever before. So next time you land at Delhi airport, you might not have to worry about running between terminals.