Bangalore Airport: International Services From Terminal 2 Begin with Saudi Airlines Inaugural Flight – News18
Last Updated: September 14, 2023, 16:48 IST
Bangalore Airport: International Services From Terminal 2 Begin with Saudi Airlines Inaugural Flight.
Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) at Bangalore kicked off its international flight services with a Saudi Airlines flight SV 866, originating from Jeddah.
Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) in Bengaluru marked a significant milestone as it welcomed international flights to its eagerly awaited Terminal-2 (T2) on Tuesday.
The grand opening soared into action with Saudi Airlines’ SV 866 touching down from Jeddah, making it a day to remember for travelers.
Amidst all the excitement, the folks at Bengaluru Airport couldn’t contain their joy and rushed to share the historic news on their social media platform X. They beamed with pride as they posted, “The first international flight has touched down at Terminal 2, BLR Airport. A warm welcome to @Saudi_Airlines. For any assistance, please reach out to our customer engagement center at +91-8884998888 (WhatsApp only) and 080-22012001/080-66785555.”
The first International flight arrives at Terminal 2, BLR Airport.@Saudi_AirlinesFor assistance, please contact our customer engagement centre on +91-8884998888 (WhatsApp only) and 080-22012001/080-66785555.
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— BLR Airport (@BLRAirport) September 12, 2023
Terminal-2, dubbed as the ‘Terminal in a Garden,’ is a heartfelt tribute to Bengaluru’s lush, green character, often celebrated as the ‘Garden City.’ This awe-inspiring project, which embarked on its journey in October 2018, is a two-phase marvel. Phase 1, sprawling across a vast 255,645 square meters, is all set to cater to a whopping 25 million passengers every year. As for Phase 2, it’s still in the planning stages, poised to expand the capacity by an additional 20 million passengers annually.
Upon the successful completion of both phases, Terminal-2 will serve an astonishing 70 million passengers each year, a testament to Bengaluru’s rising prominence as a major aviation hub in the region. Notably, Terminal-2 won’t only be reserved for international flights; it will also welcome domestic travelers flying with AirAsia, Air India, Star Air, and Vistara.
While Terminal-2 was initially set to launch its international operations on August 31, it hit a slight delay, with the Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) announcing the postponement just a day before its eagerly anticipated debut. But the wait is finally over, and this state-of-the-art terminal promises a world-class experience for travelers, combining aesthetic beauty with cutting-edge functionality.
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