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IndiGo says Delhi airport's order on terminal shifting illegal

DIAL did not share any comment on IndiGo's representation

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Aneesh Phadnis Mumbai
IndiGo has called Delhi  International Airport Limited's  directive asking it to partially shift operations from terminal 1 to 2 as “arbitrary and illegal” and sought civil aviation ministry intervention on the issue.

IndiGo was asked to convey its decision on Monday on the proposal to partially shift the operations. IndiGo has rejected the proposal yet again and has  lobbed the ball in the government's court

IndiGo is the largest operator at Delhi airport with 300 daily flights and 40,000 plus passengers.

In his representation to civil aviation ministry today, IndiGo president Aditya Ghosh quoted several court judgments and said the

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