New Delhi: The impasse over baggage handling and check-in facilities on the Airport Expressline Metro network has finally come to an end. The service, which missed its May 1 deadline, will finally begin on Friday. The launch of the check-in system will convert the Delhi Airport Metro Express into a fully-functional airport link metro service—the first of its kind in India.
Civil Aviation ministry sources said the long-pending passenger and baggage check-in facilities will be in place from Friday and passengers will be able to get their boarding passes at one of the two Metro station approved for check-in facilities, before boarding the train to Indira Gandhi International airport. Air India, Kingfisher and Jet Airways are supposed to provide check in services at the metro stations, said the ministry sources.
07/06/11 Hindustan Times
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