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Noida International Airport (NIA) in Jewar should open on October 30, 2025. This is a big step for air travel and shipping in the National Capital Region. The airport will have a passenger terminal and a super cool cargo hub. This hub is likely to become a major shipping spot for northern India, boosting the regional economy and upping property values . This article looks at the airport's features, when it will start running commercial flights, what the cargo hub can do, how it will change local infrastructure and the economy, and what it all means for the property market in Noida and the NCR.   Key Features and Project Details Passenger Terminal and Runway Okay, so the first part of NIA has one runway and a terminal that can handle 12 million passengers each year. They can make it bigger to take care of 70 million passengers by 2050, and add six runways. The terminal has 10 aerobridges and can handle flights even when it's super foggy up north because it's CAT-III complia...

  Airport Overview & Timeline Phase-I : Scheduled to open in late 2025 , with passenger handling capacity of 12 million annually , part of a broader projected expansion to serve up to 70 million passengers by Phase-IV (2040–2050). Connectivity : Situated ~75 km from IGI Airport, the Jewar airport will integrate seamlessly via Yamuna Expressway, Eastern Peripheral Expressway, and Palwal–Khurja Expressway Long-term plans include a proposed Delhi–Varanasi high-speed rail reducing travel to 21 minutes and a 72 km RRTS corridor linking Ghaziabad to the airport by 2041. Economic & Design Highlights : Built on sustainable principles, the terminal draws inspiration from North Indian ghats. It will feature a multimodal cargo facility, integrated MRO, film city, medical device hub, logistics park, even pod-taxi transit. Soft Infrastructure Ready : Basic civic amenities are in place, and validation flights have already taken place, pushing towards a spring/summer 202...