UP CM conducts site inspection of Noida International Airport ahead of inauguration

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday inspected the Noida International Airport site in Jewar to review progress ahead of its inauguration.

He examined the domestic terminal, the inauguration venue, security and traffic arrangements, and ongoing construction work.

Following the inspection, the chief minister chaired a review meeting with senior officials from the district and police administration, Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL), and the airport construction agency.

A presentation was made on project progress and upcoming action plans. Adityanath said the Noida International Airport would stand as a symbol of Uttar Pradesh’s development and stressed that quality, timeliness and coordination must remain top priorities.

He directed officials to complete all work within the stipulated timeframe and warned against any laxity in preparations. He also emphasised beautification, cleanliness and passenger amenities at the airport and surrounding areas.

The chief minister called for a coordinated plan for security and traffic management and sought timely completion of connecting roads and metro projects, according to a state government statement.

Christoph Schnellmann, CEO of Yamuna International Airport Private Limited, briefed the chief minister on civil aviation, security, control units and infrastructure works. Chief Operating Officer Kiran Jain provided updates on permit issuance, passenger security, runway testing and CISF deployment.

Adityanath instructed officials to ensure a comprehensive and foolproof security system. He also reviewed road connectivity, cargo transport links, the fire station, drainage systems and parking facilities.

NIAL CEO Rakesh Kumar Singh and Nodal Officer Shailendra Bhatia briefed him on connectivity and infrastructure readiness.

Adityanath also reviewed arrangements for the upcoming public meeting and rally, directing officials to ensure proper lighting, cleanliness, toilets, water, and security.

He said traffic and parking management should be smooth, and that all arrangements must meet high standards of safety and convenience.

(With inputs from agencies)