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Economic Times | Bangalore | 30 July 2010
If you see several hundred infrastructure project pictures in one shot. You can barely differentiate between them. To the untrained eye. Civil infrastructure can seem pretty straight forward and even mundane.
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State-of-the-art terminal opens |
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Asian Age | New Delhi | 29 July 2010
Air India crew members arrive at the newly-opened Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi on Wednesday. Air India's AI-102 from New York became the first scheduled flight to arrive at India's largest terminal.
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Terminal 3 building opens at Delhi Airport |
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Business Line | New Delhi | 29 July 2010
After a gap of 24 years, Delhi welcomed its international air travellers at a new terminal building on Wednesday. The integrated terminal building (T3), which opened on Wednesday, replaces a facility that was opened on May 1, 1986.
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T3 to begin global operation today |
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Pioneer | New Delhi | 28 July 2010
Delhi Airport will start its full-scale international operation from new integrated Terminal-3 on Wednesday. Announcing this at a Press conference on Tuesday, DIAL said commercial operations of all airlines will be shifted as per their scheduled timings, however, the Air India flight from New York will be the first to land at Terminal-3 to begin the commercial operations at IGI. The domestic operations would begin from August 27, when three full-service carriers — Air India, Jet Airways and Kingfisher — alo |
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Delhi goes global with swanky T3 |
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Times Of India | New Delhi | 28 July 2010
International operations from the newly-built terminal, T3, will finally commence from today. After 4.45pm, only one arrival and two departures will take place from the old terminal T2 while the rest would shift to T3. However, a question mark continues to hang over the start of domestic operations at T3 — scheduled from August 27 — with reports that some work is still left in that part of the building. |
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International Traffic moves to T3 from Today |
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Business Standard | New Delhi | 28 July 2010
This is it. After hogging television footage and print space for weeks, tomorrow is the day of reckoning for Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) as its swank new baby, Terminal 3 (T3), opens to international passengers.
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T3: Flight of fancy |
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Hindustan Times | New Delhi | 28 July 2010
From Wednesday, Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport will have a new address - Terminal 3. Spread over 5.4 million sq ft, T3 is the world's eight largest airport terminal and is big enough to accommodate the airport terminals of India's six other metros. Built to accomodate 34 million passengers a year, it will serve Delhi's aviation needs for many years to come. T3 can be accessed from NH 8 through Metro link.
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T3 takes off today for international operations |
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The Hindu | New Delhi | 28 July 2010
Indira Gandhi International Airport's brand new Terminal 3 is all set to begin international operations from Wednesday while domestic operations are slated to begin from August 27.
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Terminal-3 begins operations today |
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Deccan Herald | New Delhi | 28 July 2010
The full-scale commercial operations of the swanky new integrated terminal 3 (T3) of Delhi airport will begin on Wednesday with all international airlines shifting their operations from the old terminal. Passengers of Air India’s flight (AI-102) from New York will be the first aircraft to arrive at the world’s sixth largest airport, when its commercial operations begin. Air India’s Jaipur-Delhi-Dubai flight (IC-895) will be the first flight to takeoff from here. AI-102 will arrive at T3 at 4.45 |
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Aerobridge to world |
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Times Of India | New Delhi | 27 July 2010
Tomorrow, IGI Airport's international operations will finally shift to the new terminal - T3. The first airline to operate its flights from the terminal will be Air India, the national carrier. AI-102 from New York will be the first to land at 4.45pm while IC-895 to Dubai will be the first flight to take off at 6.45pm. Domestic operations of the full-cost carriers - Air India (IC), Kingfisher and Jet Airways - will move to the terminal on August 27.
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