Airport Express
Delhi Metro · 7 Stations · 22.7 km
About the Airport Express
A high-speed link connecting New Delhi Railway Station to Indira Gandhi International Airport T3 and Yashobhoomi.
History
The Airport Express Line (Orange Line) is India's first high-speed metro corridor, designed to meet international standards. It was built to provide a 20-minute connection between the city center and Indira Gandhi International Airport. The line features advanced baggage handling systems and provides flight check-in facilities for major airlines at New Delhi and Shivaji Stadium stations.
Stations on this Line
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How long does it take to reach the airport?
The journey from New Delhi Railway Station to T3 Airport takes approximately 19-20 minutes.
Q: Does it connect to Terminal 1?
No, the Airport Express serves Terminal 3. For Terminal 1, use the Magenta Line.
Q: Is there a direct link to the Indian Railways?
Yes, the New Delhi station of the Airport Express is directly connected to the New Delhi Railway Station via a skywalk.
Travel Tips
- City Check-in: You can check in your luggage and collect your boarding pass at New Delhi or Shivaji Stadium stations for select airlines.
- The Airport Express is a separate ticketing system; however, NCMC cards and DMRC Smart Cards are accepted.
- Enjoy free high-speed Wi-Fi and comfortable upholstered seating during your journey.