Jewar Airport to Begin Operations on October 30, Flights Likely Within 45 Days

The long-awaited Noida International Airport at Jewar is set to open its doors on October 30, marking a significant milestone for Uttar Pradesh and the National Capital Region. Civil Aviation Minister announced that commercial flights are expected to begin within 45 days of the inauguration, offering a major boost to connectivity and easing pressure on Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. The project, located in Gautam Buddh Nagar, has been in the spotlight as one of the country’s largest upcoming airports. Officials have highlighted that the first phase will cater to both domestic and international travelers, aiming to handle millions of passengers annually once fully operational. For nearby cities like Noida, Ghaziabad, and Agra, the airport is expected to bring easier access, reduced travel times, and new business opportunities. The airport is also being linked with expressways and the upcoming metro routes, ensuring better last-mile connectivity for passengers. Residents and businesses in Tier-2 cities of Uttar Pradesh see the project as a chance for greater investment, tourism, and employment opportunities. At the same time, experts caution that operational efficiency, infrastructure readiness, and affordability of services will decide how quickly the airport becomes a preferred hub. As the countdown to October 30 begins, the focus is now on ensuring a smooth launch that can deliver on the promise of transforming regional air travel. For the people of western Uttar Pradesh, this airport represents not just better connectivity but also the prospect of becoming part of India’s growing aviation map.