Produced by: BT Desk Designed by: Manoj Kumar
The airport is situated in Jewar, Greater Noida, around 80 km from Delhi.
Initially designed for 12 million passengers annually, with expansion plans to accommodate 70 million by 2050.
Starting with one 3,900m runway, it will eventually expand to six runways upon full completion.
The first phase includes a 101,590m² passenger terminal, with more terminals to be added in future phases.
It aims to be India’s first net-zero emissions airport, setting a new standard in sustainability.
The architecture reflects Indian heritage, featuring a central landscaped courtyard inspired by a traditional haveli.
India's first digital airport, it will offer contactless services in line with the DigiYatra policy.
Linked to major highways and a new metro line, connecting the airport to Greater Noida West.
A multimodal cargo hub will position the airport as a key air cargo gateway for northern India.
The airport’s commercial operations are set to begin on April 17, 2025.
The first phase involves an investment of approximately $730.5 million.