Lately, Shri Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, inaugurated Terminal-2 at Bengaluru Airport.

While at the airport, the Prime Minister met with authorities and discussed the model of the building for Terminal 2. It was also the Prime Minister’s pleasure to inspect the facilities in the experience center at Kempegowda International Airport, as well as to take a tour of Terminal 2. There was also a movie about the Terminal 2 at Kempegowda International Airport.

As part of the Prime Minister’s visit to Bengaluru, he inaugurated Terminal-2 at Bengaluru Airport. As a result of the new terminal, the airport will be able to handle five to six crore passengers per year. This will be much more than the current capacity of about 2.5 crore which it handles at the airport today.

Exclusive services of Terminal-2 at Bengaluru Airport

Initially, Phase 1 of T2 will consist of 2,55,645 square meters of space, and the terminal will serve exclusively for domestic flights while T1 will continue to cater to international flights. As a domestic terminal, T2 will begin full-scale operations at the end of December, catering for 25 million passengers a year as a full-service terminal.

There will be an increase in the number of flights and Airline tickets to India to view the Terminal-2 at Bengaluru Airport which is extremely well planned and designed terminal in Bangalore. If you are looking for cheap flights, you can check our amazing deals at  MintFares.Com.

By the end of 2023, international flight operations will also begin at the new terminal, and construction of Phase 2 of the T2 will take place throughout the year in anticipation of the arrival of international flights. The first domestic airlines to operate from T2 by the end of 2022 will probably be Air Asia and Air India, which are both regional carriers.