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Noida International Airport Sets June 15 Start, IndiGo to Operate First Flight

The move is set to ease pressure on Delhi’s main airport by opening a new hub for the region.

Overview

  • Airport officials said Friday that commercial flights will begin on June 15, with IndiGo operating the inaugural service.
  • Akasa Air and Air India Express are expected to start soon after, while final routes, slot timings and ticket sales dates are still being set.
  • Security regulator BCAS approved the Aerodrome Security Programme this week after DGCA licensing in March and an interim Indian CEO appointment to meet nationality rules.
  • The Allahabad High Court recently upheld land acquisition for expansion, removing a key legal obstacle to the rollout.
  • Phase I launches with one 3,900‑metre runway and a terminal sized for about 12 million passengers a year, with more capacity planned in later phases.