Overview
- Noida International Airport received BCAS security vetting, with a requirement to replace a temporary wall near the DVOR with a permanent structure within six months.
- The aerodrome licence is described by officials as provisional for six months, reportedly valid until September 5 subject to further DGCA approval.
- The first phase is certified for all‑weather operations with a 3,900 m × 45 m runway (10/28), ILS and AGL for 24×7 use, parking for 24 Code C and two Code D/F aircraft, and ARFF Category 9 capability.
- Airlines including IndiGo, Akasa Air and Air India Express have confirmed plans to operate once flights begin.
- Authorities are seeking an inauguration date from the Prime Minister’s Office, with officials indicating a potential late‑March opening timeline.