From September 8 to 10, road travel to the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) will encounter disruptions due to the G20 summit, as outlined in a Delhi Police advisory released on Friday. For a seamless and hassle-free journey, the advisory recommends commuters to utilize the metro’s Airport Line.
However, provisions have been made for individuals who prefer traveling to the airport using their personal vehicles from various parts of the city and NCR regions, according to the police.
During the specified period, starting from 12 am on September 8 until 11.59 pm on September 10, road access to IGI Airport will be impacted.
For passengers who choose road travel over the metro, the advisory underscores the importance of planning their trips with ample time in hand.
Specific routes have been outlined for those driving from different areas:
Motorists are advised to anticipate longer travel durations due to traffic regulations and are encouraged to make optimal use of metro services, particularly the Airport Express Line (Orange Line), which links New Delhi Station to Dwarka Sector 21 Station via IGI Airport T3.
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