The Noida International Airport will be connected to the Delhi-Howrah and Delhi-Mumbai rail lines through a 61-kilometer track. This track will feature five new stations: Rundhi, Chandhat, Jewar Khader, Noida Airport, Jahangirpur, Bighepur, and Chola. The existing Rundhi and Chola stations will be part of this new track. The track will...
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start at Rundhi station near Palwal in Haryana, cross the Yamuna River into Uttar Pradesh, pass through the Noida Airport, and end at Chola station in Bulandshahr. The airport will have an underground connection to the Ground Transportation Center (GTC), potentially including a bullet train. While the airport aims to connect with all three modes of transportation, it is currently considering connecting with two of them. The exact length of the underground track connecting the GTC is yet to be determined.

The Uttar Pradesh government is connecting the Noida International Airport (NIA) to the Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS), providing high-speed connectivity to major cities like Meerut, Modinagar, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida West, and Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI). The RRTS corridor will connect the NIA to IGI and Delhi, with travel...
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times of 50 minutes from Ghaziabad, 70 minutes from Nizamuddin Sarai Kale Khan railway station, 85 minutes from Meerut, and 80 minutes from IGI. The NIA, expected to serve 65 million passengers annually by 2024-25 and 70 million by 2042-43, will be integrated with existing and proposed transit networks and the IGI. The proposed alignment, covering 72.2 km and 25 stations, connects the NIA to Ghaziabad and integrates with Noida's DMIC Blue and Aqua lines. The project will also offer seamless travel from NIA to Meerut, Delhi (Sarai Kale Khan, Anand Vihar, AIIMS, and Gurugram), and provide metro connectivity to the Jewar Industrial and Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authorities (JIADA and YEIDA) using RRTS infrastructure. The government will provide free land for the project, which is expected to cost over 12,000 crore rupees with contributions from the central and state governments and banks.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has instructed officials to ensure direct connectivity between the upcoming Jewar Airport and Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. The airport in Jewar, Gautam Buddh Nagar district, will be connected by metro, high-speed rapid rail, and road. This decision was made during a meeting with officials...
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from the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC), North Railways, North Central Railways, and other stakeholders to review development projects in the Jewar area.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reviewed the construction and connectivity of the Jewar International Airport, his dream project. He directed officials to ensure a seamless connection through metro, high-speed rapid rail, and roads. He also emphasized the need for security and amenities, including new police stations, fire stations, and drainage...
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systems. The airport, expected to become operational in 2024-25, will serve 65 lakh passengers annually, with the number projected to reach 7 crore by 2042-43. The Chief Minister stressed the importance of connecting the airport to Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi, through rapid rail or metro, and directed officials to prepare a proposal. He also directed officials to ensure trial landings on the runway by February 2024. In addition, the Indian Railways is considering a new rail line from Chola to Rundhi, covering approximately 98 kilometers, to enhance connectivity to the airport.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reviewed the construction and connectivity of the Jewar International Airport on Tuesday. He directed officials to ensure direct connectivity from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) through metro and rapid rail. He also stressed the need to complete the runway by February 2024. Adityanath highlighted...
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the need for better connectivity, stating that the area surrounding Jewar has transitioned from a crime-ridden zone to an international airport hub. He directed authorities to provide land for the project and ensure necessary infrastructure like police stations, fire stations, and drainage systems. He envisioned Jewar airport to become a major air cargo hub, serving an estimated 6.5 million passengers annually by 2024-25, rising to 70 million by 2042-43. He also stressed the importance of trial landing on the runway in February 2024, emphasizing the need to expedite construction and lighting work.