Safdarjung Airport

Safdarjung Airport (VIDD) in New Delhi is not operational for commercial passenger flights, and therefore, there are no recent traveler reviews or experiences in the conventional sense. The airport ceased being Delhi's primary airport for passenger operations in 1962, with all commercial flights shifting to what is now Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI). It was officially closed for public flying activities in January 2002 due to security concerns.

Currently, Safdarjung Airport primarily serves specific functions:

• VVIP helicopter passenger flights, notably for the President and Prime Minister, who use it to transit to and from Indira Gandhi International Airport.
• General aviation purposes, including flight training and aircraft maintenance courses through entities like the Delhi Flying Club (though flying activities have largely shifted).
• It houses several key civil aviation offices, including the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the headquarters of the Airports Authority of India (AAI).

As Safdarjung Airport does not handle commercial passenger traffic, the requested sections on "Overall traveler sentiment and satisfaction," "Terminal facilities, amenities, and cleanliness," "Security wait times and customs/immigration experience," "Transportation connections and parking," "Notable strengths," and "Common complaints" related to traveler experiences cannot be provided. These aspects are relevant only to airports serving general commercial passengers. While there might be some general ratings for the location online, these do not reflect typical passenger experiences at a commercial airport.