Japan Airlines flights to New Delhi will park in a different terminal from July 30.

The carrier's flight operations will move from Terminal 2 of Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, to the airport's newest Terminal 3.

In Terminal 3, JAL customers can check in for their flights at a dedicated JAL check-in island located near the security screeners and from mid-August*, eligible JAL passengers may also access the lounge of India's domestic carrier - Kingfisher. Kingfisher is slated to join JAL in the oneworld airline alliance in 2011. The lounge offers wireless LAN connection, showers and a business centre among other amenities.

The construction of the ultra-modern Terminal 3, a befitting symbol of India's swift and vast economic growth and expansion, was completed within 37 months and boasts the use of state-of-the-art technologies. Its function as a strategic hub in South Asia is highly anticipated. The 120-acre terminal, in which several Indian carriers are also scheduled to commence domestic operations from August 27*2, will enable passengers to smoothly transfer between international and domestic flights. In addition, it is c convenient gateway for passengers traveling from the east of Asia to the Middle East.

Japan Airlines operates three weekly flights direct from Tokyo, Narita to New Delhi using a Boeing 777-200 configured with the award-winning JAL Shell flat seat in Executive class and JAL Sky Shell Seat in Premium Economy.

*Information of an interim lounge that will be used before the completion of the relocation will be provided to passengers.

*1: All international flight operations will be relocated to Terminal 3 from July 28, 2010; from hence Terminal 2 will no longer be in use.

*2: From August 27, 2010, Kingfisher Airlines, Jet Airways, Indian Airlines, and JetLite will shift their operations to Terminal 3. All other domestic carriers will remain in Terminal 1.

Please refer to the following websites for more details of the airport:
English: http://www.jal.co.jp/en/inter/airport/asia/del/del_00.html
Japanese: http://www.jal.co.jp/inter/airport/asia/del/del_00.html