Noida International Airport has partnered with redBus to improve intercity connectivity for passengers ahead of the airport’s commercial launch on June 15, 2026. The collaboration is aimed at providing seamless bus-based travel options for passengers travelling to and from the airport from various cities across North India.
Under the partnership, passengers will be able to access a wide network of bus services through the redBus platform, enabling convenient connections between the airport and multiple destinations in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi-NCR, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Rajasthan and neighbouring regions. The initiative is expected to strengthen first-mile and last-mile connectivity during the initial phase of airport operations.
The airport, located in Jewar, is set to begin commercial operations on June 15, with initial services being operated by airlines including IndiGo. As one of India’s largest greenfield airport projects, the facility is expected to serve passengers from the National Capital Region as well as western Uttar Pradesh and adjoining states.
The redBus partnership forms part of a broader mobility strategy being developed for the airport. Authorities have been working with multiple transport operators and mobility service providers to establish an integrated transportation ecosystem while larger public transport projects such as metro and rapid rail links are under development.
Airport officials indicated that the collaboration will help create a wider catchment area for the airport by enabling travellers from cities beyond Delhi-NCR to access flight services through scheduled intercity bus connections. The move is expected to support passenger convenience and improve accessibility during the airport’s early operational phase.
With commercial operations scheduled to commence shortly, Noida International Airport continues to expand its connectivity network through partnerships across aviation, mobility and transportation sectors, positioning itself as a key aviation gateway for northern India.