Noida International Airport set to be inaugurated soon with robust multi-modal connectivity

The airport is directly connected to the Yamuna Expressway, while the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway (Ballabhgarh Link) will further improve access from Haryana and western India. Work is also progressing rapidly on linking the airport with the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, providing direct routes to Ghaziabad, Meerut, Palwal, and Sonipat. The North and East access roads for cargo and industrial traffic are nearly ready, and a 60-meter-wide service road in Sector 28 now connects to the Yamuna Expressway for local movement.

The state government has approved the DPR for the Delhi–Jewar RRTS corridor, while the Railway Ministry is preparing to connect the airport with the Chola–Rundhi rail line. A new Jewar station has also been included in the Delhi–Varanasi high-speed rail corridor.

In public transport, an agreement with UPSRTC will link the airport to nearby cities and metro networks. Interstate bus services with Uttarakhand, Haryana, Delhi, and Rajasthan will operate in coordination. Additionally, 500 electric buses jointly managed by Noida, Greater Noida, and the Yamuna Authority will offer green and comfortable transit options for passengers.

Cab and car rental services are ready to ensure convenient last-mile connectivity:
NIA-Branded Cabs (Mahindra Logistics): Mahindra Logistics will introduce an exclusive NIA-branded cab service, ensuring timely, safe, and comfortable travel for passengers.
App-Based Taxis: Companies such as Uber, Rapido, and MakeMyTrip will provide on-demand cab services, with Ola being also in the final stages of partnership. Passengers can book rides, check fares, and track cabs live via mobile apps.
Car Rentals: Multiple operators are prepared to offer both self-drive and chauffeur-driven car rental options for travelers.

With these world-class facilities, Noida International Airport (Jewar) is poised to emerge as North India’s largest and most advanced aviation hub, one of the few airports in the country to feature fully integrated connectivity across all four transport modes: road, rail, rapid rail, and bus.