Operators prepare for G20 Summit New Delhi: The G20 Leaders’ Summit will get underway in New Delhi on September 9-10.Representatives of the world’s largest economies including U.S. President Joe Biden, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed Bin Salman, and Japan’s Fumio Kishida are descending on the Indian capital for the 18th annual summit.Here is what operators need to know about flying to New Delhi's main airport.
Indira Gandhi International Airport
- ICAO: VIDP
- IATA: DEL
- Coordinates: 28°34′07″N 077°06′44″E
- Elevation: 777 Ft / 237 M
- Magnetic variation: 0.00°E (2005) /0.017E
- Fuel types: Jet A1
- Time zone: GMT + 5:30
Operational Information
- PPR not required
- Alternative airports are VIJP and VAAH
- Lead times for permit approval: 3 days for flights originating from non-PRC countries and 7 days for flights originating from PRC countries
- Airport slots at VIDP are required for all non-scheduled flights and must be applied for through email to AOCC DIAL
Immigration
- It is mandatory for both passengers and crew to hold a valid Indian visa before arrival
- Crew must hold Business visa and won’t be allowed entry on a tourist visa
- Crew members do not require visas for quick turnaround flights (under 24 hours)
- A transit hotel is available inside at VIDP airport and crew can stay 24 hours without Indian visa
- Check out the official Indian government website here for more details
To find out more about the G20 Summit and India's presidency, click here.UAS VIP Supervisors are based at key travel hubs to represent our clients’ needs on the ground and ensure they receive priority treatment, the best quality service and enjoy an elevated travel experience. For support with your flight operations to G20 Summit New Delhi, contact UASFor more flight operations information, visit UAS Blog
