Lucknow Airport has shifted its domestic flights from Terminal 2 to Terminal 3, with all operations starting on April 21. The airport will place Customer Service Associates and signs at key locations, while Terminal 1 will continue serving international flights. IndiGo is contacting affected guests and travel agencies via SMS, calls, and emails.
The domestic flights of Indigo Airlines, Air India, Vistara, Air India Express, Air Asia India, Fly Big, and Star Air are now operated out of Terminal 2, however starting on Sunday, April 21, all of their domestic operations will be based out of Terminal 3. To direct domestic travelers toward T3, the airport will be placing Customer Service Associates and signs at key decision-making locations close to the airport, such as the Airport Metro station.
The Lucknow International Airport announced that all domestic aircraft will henceforth depart from Terminal 3 rather than Terminal 2. The airport Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCSI) informed on Wednesday that all of its domestic operations would now be conducted out of Terminal 2 and into the New Integrated Terminal 3 (T3).
The Lucknow airport’s Terminal 3 can accommodate 80 lakh people annually during Phase 1, and by the conclusion of Phase 2, that number will rise to 1.3 crore.
The domestic flights of Indigo Airlines, Air India, Vistara, Air India Express, Air Asia India, Fly Big, and Star Air are now operated out of Terminal 2, however starting on Sunday, April 21, all of their domestic operations will be based out of Terminal 3. To direct domestic travelers toward T3, the airport will be placing Customer Service Associates and signs at key decision-making locations close to the airport, such as the Airport Metro station.
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The Lucknow airport’s Terminal 1 will continue to serve international flights.
Leading local airline IndiGo said in a statement that all of its domestic flights from Lucknow Airport would now originate and end at Terminal 3, while international flights would still operate out of Terminal 1.
“A proactive approach has been implemented to guarantee that travelers are fully aware of this modification. Through SMS, calls, and emails included in their reservation data, IndiGo is contacting all impacted guests and their respective travel agencies,” the airline informed in a statement.
Before leaving for the airport, customers are recommended to check their terminal and get their PNR from the airline’s website or mobile app to minimize any difficulty.
