Delhi Metro Airport Line

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has launched an initiative to enhance passenger convenience by introducing check-in facilities for international flights at New Delhi and Shivaji Stadium metro stations on the Airport Express Line.

The nearly 2 km-long extension of Delhi Airport Metro Express line from Dwarka Sector 21 to YashoBhoomi Dwarka Sector 25 station, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, will be opened to passengers later in the day.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took a ride in Delhi Metro after inaugurating the extension of the Airport Express line in Dwarka.

In a major feat, trains will run at a speed of 120 kmph on the Airport Line of the Delhi Metro from Sunday onwards, the officials said.

Carrying of alcohol was banned in the Delhi Metro till recently except on the Airport Express Line.

The DMRC said with the increase in the operational speed to 110 kilometers per hour, passengers can now reach Airport (T-3) from New Delhi station in just around 16 minutes.

Delhi Metro commuters will now be able to travel on the Airport Line using a WhatsApp-based ticketing service launched on Tuesday. The system allows commuters to receive a QR code-based ticket directly on WhatsApp, officials said.

Delhi Metro commuters will now be able to travel on the Airport Line using a WhatsApp-based ticketing service launched on Tuesday.

Delhi Metro services will be curtailed on a section of the Airport Express Line for two hours in the morning of April 30 due to scheduled track maintenance, officials said.

The Delhi Metro Railway Corporation (DMRC) will increase the operational speed of the Airport Express Line from 80 kmph to 100 kmph from Wednesday.

Services on the Airport Express Line will be affected till the end of November due to track maintenance work, Delhi Metro said on Thursday.

National Common Mobility Card: RuPay debit cards will work on urban transport systems, retail or bank ATMs, saving people from acquiring different cards for various purposes when traveling in different cities

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will launch the fully operational National Common Mobility Card for metro travel on the 23 km long Airport Express Line from New Delhi to Dwarka Sector-21 on December 28, 2020

The Delhi Metro resumed its full services on Saturday, with the Airport Express Line re-opening after a hiatus of over 170 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi Metro resumed its full services today with the Airport Express Line reopening after remaining shut for over 170 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has launched an initiative to enhance passenger convenience by introducing check-in facilities for international flights at New Delhi and Shivaji Stadium metro stations on the Airport Express Line.

The nearly 2 km-long extension of Delhi Airport Metro Express line from Dwarka Sector 21 to YashoBhoomi Dwarka Sector 25 station, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, will be opened to passengers later in the day.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took a ride in Delhi Metro after inaugurating the extension of the Airport Express line in Dwarka.

In a major feat, trains will run at a speed of 120 kmph on the Airport Line of the Delhi Metro from Sunday onwards, the officials said.

Carrying of alcohol was banned in the Delhi Metro till recently except on the Airport Express Line.

The DMRC said with the increase in the operational speed to 110 kilometers per hour, passengers can now reach Airport (T-3) from New Delhi station in just around 16 minutes.

Delhi Metro commuters will now be able to travel on the Airport Line using a WhatsApp-based ticketing service launched on Tuesday. The system allows commuters to receive a QR code-based ticket directly on WhatsApp, officials said.

Delhi Metro commuters will now be able to travel on the Airport Line using a WhatsApp-based ticketing service launched on Tuesday.

Delhi Metro services will be curtailed on a section of the Airport Express Line for two hours in the morning of April 30 due to scheduled track maintenance, officials said.

The Delhi Metro Railway Corporation (DMRC) will increase the operational speed of the Airport Express Line from 80 kmph to 100 kmph from Wednesday.

Services on the Airport Express Line will be affected till the end of November due to track maintenance work, Delhi Metro said on Thursday.

National Common Mobility Card: RuPay debit cards will work on urban transport systems, retail or bank ATMs, saving people from acquiring different cards for various purposes when traveling in different cities

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will launch the fully operational National Common Mobility Card for metro travel on the 23 km long Airport Express Line from New Delhi to Dwarka Sector-21 on December 28, 2020

The Delhi Metro resumed its full services on Saturday, with the Airport Express Line re-opening after a hiatus of over 170 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi Metro resumed its full services today with the Airport Express Line reopening after remaining shut for over 170 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.