Logistics and tourism the long-term success of the Noida International Airport hinges mostly on these two axles.
Scheduled to start operations in 2023, the expansion of the airport is expected to continue till 2040. The first phase of the project is on track. The next phases will depend on the airport’s commercial success, which is where the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority’s (YEIDA) development plans for the region around the airport along Yamuna Expressway become a key factor.
The development model is symbiotic: while the airport itself will rely on the business and commerce scene in the National Capital Region, projects planned around it are both expected to contribute to the airport’s footfall while benefiting greatly from planes landing in their vicinity. One of the projects on the anvil is a heritage hub to be developed in Raya; another is a logistics centre in Tappal. YEIDA hopes the heritage hub will attract a chunk of the foreign tourists who vi
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