Connectivity

Air
International sector is well connected with every part of the world as well as India through air, road or rail. The most important airport is the Indira Gandhi International Airport near Palam. All major carriers operate their domestic flights from the domestic terminal. The international terminal links Delhi to all other international cities. The other airbase in Delhi is in Safdarjung which is used mainly by various flying clubs and helicopters.

Rail
Delhi is very well connected by rail with all parts of India. Though Delhi has five railway stations, the New Delhi Station and the Old Delhi station are the major ones. Some major trains like the Mumbai-Rajdhani-Nizamuddin operates from Nizamuddin railway station which is in south Delhi. The other two stations in Delhi are Sarai Rohilla and Railway Cantonment stations.

Bus
Delhi is well connected with bus services of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and state roadways of the neighbouring states like Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to all important cities and destinations in North India. National Highways passing through Delhi play a major role in communication and trade, thus making Delhi an important commercial hub. Communication through the national highways support the economy of the capital which further benefits the nation as well.