Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport operator DIAL today said it had launched a service under which domestic and international passengers could get their excess baggage delivered from the aviation facility’s Terminal-3 to any destination in India. File photo
New Delhi, September 3
Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport operator DIAL today said it had launched a service under which domestic and international passengers could get their excess baggage delivered from the aviation facility’s Terminal-3 to any destination in India. “All they will have to do is visit the ‘Avaan Excess’ counter at Terminal-3 of the airport and book their excess baggage,” GMR group-led Delhi International Airport Limited said in a statement. — TNS
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