
The much-awaited Phase I of the Noida International Airport in Jewar is scheduled to be inaugurated on Saturday, March 28, marking a major milestone in India’s aviation infrastructure (Source: Photo by PTI)

The new airport will become the second international airport serving the Delhi-NCR region after Indira Gandhi International Airport, significantly enhancing regional and international connectivity (Source: Photo by PTI)

Strategically located along the Yamuna Expressway, the airport is expected to function alongside IGI Airport as part of an integrated aviation system to ease congestion and expand passenger capacity (Source: Photo by PTI)

Earlier this month, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation granted the aerodrome license to the airport under the public use category, allowing all-weather operations (Source: Photo by PTI)

Phase I of the project has been developed at an investment of around ₹11,200 crore, making it one of the largest greenfield airport developments in the country (Source: Photo by PTI)

The airport has been developed by Yamuna International Airport Private Limited under a public-private partnership model with the Uttar Pradesh government and the Government of India (Source: Photo by PTI)

With an initial capacity of 12 million passengers per annum, the airport is designed to scale up to 70 million passengers annually upon full development (Source: Photo by PTI)

The facility includes a 3,900-metre runway capable of handling wide-body aircraft, along with advanced navigation systems and airfield lighting for round-the-clock operations (Source: Photo by PTI)

Designed as a sustainable project, the airport aims to operate as a net-zero emissions facility by incorporating energy-efficient systems and environmentally responsible practices. (Source: Photo by PTI)

The architectural design reflects Indian heritage, drawing inspiration from traditional ghats and havelis while blending modern infrastructure with cultural aesthetics (Source: Photo by PTI)