New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the airport operator Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) and the airlines to try to resolve the issues relating to shifting operations from Terminal 1 (T1) to newly opened Terminal 2 (T2) of the Indira Gandhi International Airport.
A division bench of Justice Hima Kohli and Justice Rekha Palli, giving last opportunity to DIAL, IndiGo, Spicejet and GoAir to resolve the issues by Friday, said if they failed to resolve the issues, the court would start hearing arguments on an appeal filed by IndiGo against the decision.
The court's direction came while hearing an appeal filed by the IndiGo, India's biggest private airline by market share, challenging the single-judge order of December 20, 2016, upholding DIAL's decision to shift a part of the airline's operations to the new terminal.
DIAL had asked the three airlines operating from T1 to shift one-third of their flights to T2 to enable it to expand the terminal to meet growing passenger numbers.
Defending its decision, DIAL had said T1 had already exceeded its capacity and if airline operations were not shifted partially, it would lead to overcrowding of the airport.
18/01/18 IANS/Business Standard
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A division bench of Justice Hima Kohli and Justice Rekha Palli, giving last opportunity to DIAL, IndiGo, Spicejet and GoAir to resolve the issues by Friday, said if they failed to resolve the issues, the court would start hearing arguments on an appeal filed by IndiGo against the decision.
The court's direction came while hearing an appeal filed by the IndiGo, India's biggest private airline by market share, challenging the single-judge order of December 20, 2016, upholding DIAL's decision to shift a part of the airline's operations to the new terminal.
DIAL had asked the three airlines operating from T1 to shift one-third of their flights to T2 to enable it to expand the terminal to meet growing passenger numbers.
Defending its decision, DIAL had said T1 had already exceeded its capacity and if airline operations were not shifted partially, it would lead to overcrowding of the airport.
18/01/18 IANS/Business Standard
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