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Delhi airport’s third runway to reopen on September 20 after 7 months

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Delhi Airport's third runway is scheduled to resume operations on September 20 following a seven-month rehabilitation project.

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  • The third runway at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi will resume operations on September 20 after completing a seven-month rehabilitation project.
  • The upgrade included runway resurfacing, pavement strengthening, and the addition of a new rapid exit taxiway to improve operational efficiency and safety.
  • The project was managed by Delhi International Airport Limited in coordination with various aviation regulatory authorities.

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  1. The Times of India — Delhi1h ago[1]

    Delhi airport 3rd runway to reopen on September 20 after 7-month rehabilitation
  2. Hindustan Times2h ago[2]

    Delhi airport’s third runway to reopen on September 20 after 7 months

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Pradeep Panicker

Chief executive officer of DIAL

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  • The recommissioning of Runway 11R/29L marks an important milestone in Delhi Airport’s continued journey towards building future-ready aviation infrastructure. The successful completion of this complex rehabilitation programme reflects our unwavering commitment to safety, operational excellence, and passenger service. The upgraded runway, along with the new Rapid Exit Taxiway and enhanced navigation and lighting systems, will further strengthen Delhi Airport’s capacity and resilience while supporting the growing aviation needs of the country.
    [2]Hindustan Times2h agoOpen at the quote ↗
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    General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Airports Authority of India (AAI), Air Traffic Control (ATC), airlines, and other stakeholders throughout the project. Chief executive officer (CEO) of DIAL Pradeep Panicker said, “ The recommissioning of Runway 11R/29L marks an important milestone in Delhi Airport’s continued journey towards building future-ready aviation infrastructure. The successful completion of this complex rehabilitation programme reflects our unwavering commitment to safety, operational excellence, and passenger service. The upgraded runway, along with the new Rapid Exit Taxiway and enhanced navigation and lighting systems, will further strengthen Delhi Airport’s capacity and resilience while supporting the growing aviation needs of the country. ” The recommissioned runway is expected to play a significant role in supporting Delhi airport’s operational efficiency and future traffic growth while ensuring compliance with global aviation safety and infrastructure

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Named India · IN-DL · Indira Gandhi International Airport · Airports Authority of India · Delhi International Airport · Delhi International Airport Limited · Directorate General of Civil Aviation · Pradeep Panicker

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