NITN | @indiablooms | 02 Aug 2019, 03:35 pm
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New Delhi: Vistara Lounge at Terminal 3 of New Delhi will remain closed from August 8 due to GMR flooring work.
The customers have been asked to avail the Plaza Premium Lounge at departure Level 3.
In a statement, Vistara said, "Our lounge at Delhi T3 will be closed from 8th August through 28th August (both dates inclusive) due to GMR flooring work. Customers with lounge access are requested to use the Plaza Premium Lounge at departure Level 3 (next to the food court). Staff will be on hand to guide you. Apologies for the inconvenience"
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— Vistara (@airvistara) August 2, 2019
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