Delhi Airport, the largest airport in the country and the jewel in the crown for infrastructure company GMR’s airport business, has reached a new milestone, becoming the first in the country to be connected to 150 destinations.

Delhi's IGI Airport is now India's first airport connected to 150 destinations, including 80 domestic and 70 international, boosting global travel.

New Delhi airport connects 150 destinations, becoming India's first super-connector hub, offering world-class travel experiences.

Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) emphasised its ongoing efforts to expand its global connectivity. Over the years, the airport has introduced over 20 exclusive international destinations, including Phnom Penh,

The flight tickets from Noida International Airport may be cheaper compared to Delhi's IGI airport -- this is primarily because fuel at Noida Airport will be available at a lower rate compared to Delhi Airport.

In 2023, the Indira Gandhi International airport handled 65.3 million passengers, ranking it among the busiest in the world.

Thai AirAsia X launched direct flights between Delhi and Bangkok-Don Mueang (DMK), marking the 150th destination connected to Delhi airport, according to a release

Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) has reached a significant milestone, now connecting 150 global destinations. This expansion is not just a leap in infrastructure but a transformative shift that positions Delhi as one of the most connected airports in Asia and the world.

Delhi Airport has become the first airport in the country that connects to 150 destinations. On Sunday, Thai AirAsia X launched direct flights between Delhi and Bangkok-Don Mueang (DMK), marking the 150th destination connected to Delhi Airport.