<h1>Delhi Airport to Shut Terminal 2 for Upgrades; Terminal 1 Reopens, Terminal 3 Expands International Capacity</h1> Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) plans to temporarily shut Terminal 2 (T2) for four to five months starting April for upgrades, including runway improvements. During this period, T2's passenger capacity of 15 million will be shifted to Terminal 1 (T1), which is set to reopen after March 15 pending approvals. Additionally, a section of Terminal 3 (T3) will be converted for international flights, increasing its capacity to 32 million. These changes aim to enhance Delhi's status as an aviation hub, with plans to establish four slot banks by the next fiscal year to improve flight connections.