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
10 stops along the route
StationInterchangeTerminal
Line Statistics
Total Stations7
Route Length22.7 km
Year Opened2011
Accessible Stations10
Travel Tips
- 1City Check-in: You can check in your luggage and collect your boarding pass at New Delhi or Shivaji Stadium stations for select airlines.
- 2The Airport Express is a separate ticketing system; however, NCMC cards and DMRC Smart Cards are accepted.
- 3Enjoy free high-speed Wi-Fi and comfortable upholstered seating during your journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Airport Express in Delhi.
QHow long does it take to reach the airport?
The journey from New Delhi Railway Station to T3 Airport takes approximately 19-20 minutes.
QDoes it connect to Terminal 1?
No, the Airport Express serves Terminal 3. For Terminal 1, use the Magenta Line.
QIs 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.