Delhi Metro | Awesome view of IGI Airport Terminal-1 Metro Station of DMRC on Magenta Line

New Delhi: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) is going to open remaining section of Magenta Line (Line-8) between Kalkaji Mandir – Janakpuri West for public on 24th May 2018. This route will connect commuters to IGI Airport Terminal-1 (T-1) also.


Some special features of IGI Airport T-1 Metro Station-


  • About 66000 people likely to use/visit daily the IGI Airport T-1 Metro Station on Magenta Line

  • At present 1.8 Lakh daily footfall at IGI Airport Terminal-1

  • This underground station will connect IGI Airport Terminal-1 to West and South Delhi

  • 146 meter long and 4 meter wide pathway will connect the metro station to Terminal-1 (Arrival).

  • Commuter will need around 6 minutes to travel the distance

  • 160 meter long and 3 meter wide pathway will connect the metro station to Terminal-1 (Departure). The distance can be covered around 7 minutes.

  • To ease the burden DMRC plans to connect bother terminals Arrival & Departure with the metro station through a subway with travelators by January 2019

What Flyers/IGI Airport Terminal user need to know-


  • Like all stations, the commuters at this metro station will have a luggage size limit of 60x45x25cm and a baggage weight limit of 15 kg.

  • No check-in facility like Airport Express Line Metro

  • Station is coming up at a distance of about 200 meters from IGI Terminal-1 (Arrival)

  • 3 entry/exit gates of this metro station will have motorised elevators

Here are some awesome photographs of DMRC’s new Airport Terminal-1 Metro Station on Magenta Line-


Artwork at the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line
Artwork at the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line (Photo: Sidharth Roy)
Artwork at the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line
Artwork at the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line (Photo: Sidharth Roy)
Artwork at the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line
Artwork at the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line (Photo: Sidharth Roy)
Artwork at the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line
Artwork at the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line (Photo: Sidharth Roy)
First look of the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line
First look of the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line (Photo: Sidharth Roy)
First look of the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line
First look of the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line (Photo: Sidharth Roy)
First look of the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line
First look of the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line (Photo: Sidharth Roy)
First look of the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line
First look of the soon to be opened Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line (Photo: Sidharth Roy)
The upcoming Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line will have large number of Token Vending Machines to help passengers
The upcoming Terminal 1-IGI Airport station of Magenta Line will have large number of Token Vending Machines to help passengers (Photo: Sidharth Roy)

The metro station at Terminal 1 is part of the 38-km Magenta Line, the second section between Kalkaji Mandir – Janakpuri West of Delhi Metro’s Phase III Project.




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