Integrated Terminal T2
Kolkata’s 230,000 m² integrated passenger building opened in 2013 and is equipped to serve 26 million passengers a year. T2 contains distinct domestic and international portions; it is one roof with two processing paths.
Security
India’s AIP lists customs and immigration H24. The official layout identifies a separate international portion within T2 for that processing.
From the train & tram station
Jai Hind Bimanbandar station is physically connected to NSCBI Airport by subway. Official railway releases confirm Yellow Line passenger service between the airport and Noapara.
Changing terminals
Domestic and international processing share T2 but occupy separate portions. No official connection procedure was accessible, so follow the airline’s instructions for a through journey.
Verified from official airport sources · View sources
Domestic and international portions of T2 — AAI third-control-period submission
Integrated terminal identity and design capacity — Ministry of Civil Aviation centenary release
Operating metro service at Jai Hind Bimanbandar — Ministry of Railways service check
Operator and H24 customs/immigration — India eAIP for VECC
Verified 10 August 2026