Delhi's Indira Gandhi International is a microcosm of the nation of India: bustling, crowded, chaotic, and in the midst of major transition. IGI is the home of several Indian airlines including Indian Airlines, SpiceJet, Air India Regional and IndiGo Airlines. Air India and Jet Airways use IGI Airport as their second hub after Mumbai. The airport is also a major base for various other Indian air carriers including Kingfisher Airlines, GoAir, Deccan and Jet Lite. Almost 100 airlines serve this airport. It is divided into Terminal 1 (A-D), the domestic terminal and Terminal 2. These images are of the 1980s vintage T2 which though remodeled and updated, is being replaced by Terminal 3. T3 is scheduled to be completed in 2010, and be the third largest airport terminal in the world. It will combine domestic and international flights, with T1 catering to Indian LCCs. Special thanks to: Greg Sloan