The Delhi High Court on&nbsp;Tuesday accepted the orders of the Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) to partially shift IndiGo and SpiceJet from IGI airport&#39;s terminal T-1 to T-2.&nbsp;

The decision came after the High court upheld a previous judgment&nbsp;pronounced by a single judge on December 20,&nbsp;2017.&nbsp;

A bench of Justices Hima Kohli and Rekha Palli, however, directed IndiGo and SpiceJet to approach DIAL within one week.

The airport regulator shall in another week decide when the airlines have to shift their operations.

The bench also said that if the airlines failed to approach DIAL, the airport regulator was free to send them a communication about shifting of their services.

The high court&#39;s decision came on IndiGo and SpiceJet&#39;s plea challenging its single judge order of December 20 last year, upholding DIAL&#39;s decision to partially shift the operations of private carriers IndiGo, GoAir and SpiceJet from Terminal-1 (T-1) to Terminal-2 (T-2) at the IGI Airport.

On October 21 last year, DIAL had asked the three airlines to shift their flights to and from Delhi to Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru to T-2 from January 4. All other flights of the airlines would continue to operate from T-1, the airport operator had said.

While upholding DIAL&#39;s decision, the single judge had given the airlines time till February 15 to partially shift their operations.

GoAir shifted all its operations to T-2, saying partial shifting of its operations would &quot;kill&quot; it as it was a smaller airline.

The decision came after the High court upheld a previous judgment pronounced by a single judge on December 20, 2017

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday accepted the orders of the Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) to partially shift IndiGo and SpiceJet from IGI airport's terminal T-1 to T-2. The decision came after the High court upheld a previous judgment pronounced by a single judge on December 20, 2017. A bench of Justices Hima Kohli and Rekha Palli, however, directed IndiGo and SpiceJet to approach DIAL within one week. The airport regulator shall in another week decide when the airlines have to shift their operations. The bench also said that if the airlines failed to approach DIAL, the airport regulator was free to send them a communication about shifting of their services. The high court's decision came on IndiGo and SpiceJet's plea challenging its single judge order of December 20 last year, upholding DIAL's decision to partially shift the operations of private carriers IndiGo, GoAir and SpiceJet from Terminal-1 (T-1) to Terminal-2 (T-2) at the IGI Airport. On October 21 last year, DIAL had asked the three airlines to shift their flights to and from Delhi to Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru to T-2 from January 4. All other flights of the airlines would continue to operate from T-1, the airport operator had said. While upholding DIAL's decision, the single judge had given the airlines time till February 15 to partially shift their operations. GoAir shifted all its operations to T-2, saying partial shifting of its operations would "kill" it as it was a smaller airline.

High Court upholds DIAL order on IndiGo, SpiceJet shifting operations to T-2

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High Court upholds DIAL order on IndiGo, SpiceJet shifting operations to T-2