On August 31, starting at 10:45 AM, Terminal 2 (T2) at Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru (BLR Airport) is all set to open its doors for international operations. This marks a significant milestone for the airport, as it prepares to welcome more than 30 daily international departure flights from its brand-new ‘Terminal in a Garden.’ Notably, Singapore Airlines will be the first foreign carrier, while IndiGo will be the first Indian carrier to kick off international operations within the new T2 facility.
A New Era for Bengaluru Airport: International Operations at Terminal 2
August 31, 2023, is the date to remember as Bengaluru Airport’s T2 launches its international operations. The inaugural flight, Singapore Airlines SQ508/SQ509, connecting Singapore and Bengaluru, will pave the way for passengers to experience the international zone of this cutting-edge terminal. Following closely, IndiGo will commence its international services in T2 with flight 6E1167 to Colombo.
Smooth Transition: All International Flights from T2
Starting from 10:45 AM on August 31, all international flights, both arrivals and departures, will transition from T1 to T2. This move signifies a remarkable shift for Bengaluru Airport and its commitment to enhancing passenger experiences. T2 will cater to 30 to 35 daily international departures across 27 airlines, comprising 25 international carriers and 2 Indian airlines.
A Message from the CEO
Hari Marar, the MD & CEO of Bangalore International Airport Ltd (BIAL), expressed his excitement, stating, “The commencement of international operations at T2 represents a major milestone for Bengaluru Airport. With this move, international operations will be exclusive to T2, while our domestic operations will be divided between T1 and T2. We are committed to providing our passengers with an unparalleled travel experience, and T2 reflects our dedication to delivering world-class facilities and services. With our expanded international operations, we look forward to strengthening Bengaluru’s connectivity to the rest of the world.”
Enhancing the Passenger Experience
This transition to international operations at T2 underscores Bengaluru Airport’s commitment to meeting the increasing demands of global travellers and enhancing overall passenger satisfaction. T2 is meticulously designed to efficiently handle higher passenger volumes, offering modern infrastructure, state-of-the-art technology, and passenger-centric amenities.
Seamless Travel Experience
Passengers will find spacious check-in counters and self-baggage drop counters for swift and hassle-free check-in processes. Arriving at T2, travellers can expect seamless transfers and streamlined immigration and customs procedures.
Retail and Dining Choices Galore
Furthermore, T2 will soon introduce an array of retail and dining options in the coming months. These offerings will encompass a diverse range of cuisines and shopping opportunities, catering to the diverse tastes of global travellers. T2 also boasts an international lounge, providing travellers with a comfortable space to relax, recharge, or attend to their work.
Safety and Excellence at the Forefront
BLR Airport is fully prepared to welcome international airlines and passengers to its new T2 It is committed to upholding the highest safety standards and ensuring a seamless transition for all international flights. As T2 ushers in a new era of international travel from BLR Airport, passengers can look forward to a world-class experience.
In conclusion, the launch of international operations at T2 is a momentous occasion for Bengaluru Airport, signalling its dedication to providing travellers with unmatched services and facilities. With its modern infrastructure, passenger-friendly amenities, and commitment to excellence, T2 promises to offer a seamless and enjoyable travel experience for all. So, get ready to embark on your international journey from the Terminal in a Garden, where your voyage begins with comfort and convenience.
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