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Travelling from New Delhi Station to Indira Gandhi International Airport Terminal � 3 is much easier and faster. Delhi Metro has bestowed the people and visitors of Delhi with Delhi Airport Metro Express (DAME) Train. The much awaited addition of Delhi Airport Metro Express to the network of Delhi Metro slashes the travelling time from one hour to twenty minutes! Sounds good no? Operating at a top speed of 80 km/h, the train covers 6 stations on the dedicated Orange Line.  Here are the complete insights about the DAME. Stations covered by Delhi Airport Metro Express Delhi Airport Metro Express Line has been allotted with Orange Color. There are 6 stations from New Delhi to Dwarka Sector � 21, interlinking the IGI Airport. The six stations are as follows:           New Delhi           Shivaji Stadium           Dhaula Kuan           Delhi Aerocity           IGI...

When it comes to transport in India, Metro is the rapidly growing transit in India. It was first started in 1984 in Kolkata and after that Chennai in 1944 and Bangalore in 2011. Delhi Metro was launched in 2002. Delhi Metro is the safest and most pollution-free, efficient, fastest and punctual mode of public transit in Delhi. After the resounding success of Delhi Metro, construction work for metro rail is ongoing in Mumbai, Jaipur, Kochi and Hyderabad. Delhi Metro: At A Glance: Operation Began: 24 October 2002 Track Length: 192.7 Kilometers approx Train Length: 4/6/8 Coaches No. Of Lines: 6 ( Red Line, Yellow Line, Blue Line, Green Line, Violet Line and   Delhi Airport Metro Express) No of Stations: 142 Seating Capacity : 4 Coach Train: 1506 passengers Approximately (With Seated and Standing) 6 Coach Train:  2,200 passengers Approximately (With Seated and Standing) 8 Coach Train: 2,800 passengers Approximately (With Seated and Standing) Longest Line: Blue Line w...