Noida International Airport has officially begun passenger operations, welcoming its first commercial IndiGo flight from Lucknow on June 15. The inaugural outbound flight carried villagers whose land was acquired for the airport's development, marking a historic milestone for the Jewar-based aviation hub.

IndiGo and Akasa Air are launching operations from Noida airport next week but Air India however is yet to announce its plans

International services will begin towards the end of the year, said Noida airport chief executive officer Nitu Samra and vice-chairman Christoph Schnellmann. | India News

The Noida airport opens today with an IndiGo flight to Lucknow. Initially, 12 daily flights will operate, increasing to 40 by July. IndiGo and Akasa begin services this week. Tata…

NOIDA: Commercial flight operations commenced at Noida International Airport in Jewar on Monday, marking a significant milestone in India's aviation infrastructure development and…

Noida International Airport has commenced flight operations. Its first IndiGo flight arrived from Lucknow and then departed back to the Uttar Pradesh capital. This marks a…

Noida International Airport launches passenger flights, marking its first arrival from Lucknow and enhancing regional air connectivity.