YEIDA’s new premium hotel plot scheme near Noida International Airport offers seven plots for luxury hotels and resorts. This initiative aims to capitalize on the airport’s anticipated passenger surge, boosting the region’s hospitality sector and attracting significant investment. Applications are open until January 30, 2025.
Noida International Airport (Jewar Airport) successfully completed its first flight validation test, a crucial step towards its April 2025 commercial launch. An IndiGo flight from Delhi landed at Jewar, marking a significant milestone in the airport’s development.
The highly anticipated Noida International Airport in Jewar, initially set to open in September 2023, will now commence operations in April 2025. This delay is attributed to challenges in the delivery of construction materials and equipment. Despite the delay, key details about the airport’s initial operations have been revealed, including flight routes, airlines, and infrastructure plans. The airport is expected to play a significant role in boosting connectivity and economic growth in the region.
The Noida International Airport in Uttar Pradesh is rapidly approaching completion, with full-crew tests for commercial passenger flights set to begin by November 30, 2023. The airport aims to commence full commercial flight operations by March 2024, offering a much-needed alternative to the congested Delhi airport and boosting Uttar Pradesh’s role in India’s aviation landscape.
Noida International Airport, initially aiming for a 2024 launch, has announced a delay due to construction challenges. The airport now expects to begin commercial operations by April 2025. Construction on the runway, terminal, and control tower is progressing, with the coming weeks crucial for completion. The airport is partnering with Tata Projects Ltd for construction and has awarded concessions for various services.
Noida International Airport (NIA) has awarded the retail and duty-free concessions to a joint venture between Heinemann Asia Pacific and BWC Forwarders Private Limited. Heinemann will be responsible for duty-free operations, while BWC will oversee domestic retail and international duty-free retail. The joint venture will create a seamless shopping environment for travelers at NIA, offering a wide range of premium and luxury items, as well as local handicrafts and souvenirs. The airport will also incorporate Uttar Pradesh’s rich cultural heritage into its retail offerings.
Ranhera, a village in Gautam Buddha Nagar Lok Sabha constituency, will boycott the upcoming Lok Sabha election due to an impending dislocation caused by the expansion of the Noida International Airport. The villagers are worried about losing their livelihoods and being forced to relocate to smaller plots of land. The Draft Master Plan-2041 prepared by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) envisions a sustainable and well-connected city around the airport, but the villagers are skeptical about the promised benefits. They point to the experiences of residents from nearby villages who have already been relocated and are now struggling to find jobs.
