Noida International Airport Airlines and Routes 2026: Full Flight List from Jewar (DXN)

As of September 2026, Noida International Airport (DXN) at Jewar is served by two airlines, IndiGo and Akasa Air, flying only domestic routes. Published route lists show about 17–18 destinations, from Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad to hill and pilgrimage cities such as Srinagar, Jammu, Dharamshala and Dehradun. International flights have been planned but none were operating at the time of writing. This page lists the Noida airport airlines and routes, how often they fly and how to check the live schedule.

Airline schedules change frequently, sometimes weekly. Use this page to see what exists, then confirm your exact flight on the airline’s website or the airport’s official destinations page before you book.

Which airlines fly from Noida International Airport?

IndiGo

IndiGo is the launch and anchor airline. Its first commercial flight, from Lucknow, landed on the morning of 15 June 2026. IndiGo started with a handful of routes (including Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Amritsar, Jammu and Lucknow) and rapidly added more cities through July. By early July it had added 31 flights to eight new destinations, according to reports at the time, and it operates the large majority of flights at DXN.

Akasa Air

Akasa Air began flying from Noida on 16 June 2026. It serves the airport’s major metro routes, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Bengaluru. Its daily Mumbai–Noida service started on 2 July 2026 and was scaled up to two flights a day from 3 July, as reported.

Air India Express: not flying yet

Air India Express was originally announced as one of the launch airlines, but in June 2026 it postponed its Noida operations indefinitely. Business Today reported that the Tata group did not want the extra cost of setting up at a new airport in a region where it already has a large presence at Delhi’s IGI Airport. If you are used to flying Air India Express, you will still need Delhi (DEL) for its flights.

Noida airport routes list (September 2026)

The table below combines route lists published by the airport and independent trackers. Frequencies are those reported when services began and may have changed since.

Destination	State / UT	Airline(s)	Reported frequency
Bengaluru	Karnataka	IndiGo, Akasa Air	Check airline
Mumbai	Maharashtra	IndiGo, Akasa Air	Akasa twice daily from July 2026; check IndiGo
Navi Mumbai	Maharashtra	IndiGo, Akasa Air	Check airline
Hyderabad	Telangana	IndiGo	Check airline
Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh	IndiGo	Check airline
Bareilly	Uttar Pradesh	IndiGo	4 per week (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun)
Amritsar	Punjab	IndiGo	Check airline
Chandigarh	Chandigarh	IndiGo	Daily
Jammu	Jammu & Kashmir	IndiGo	Check airline
Srinagar	Jammu & Kashmir	IndiGo	Check airline
Dharamshala	Himachal Pradesh	IndiGo	Daily
Dehradun	Uttarakhand	IndiGo	Daily
Pantnagar	Uttarakhand	IndiGo	Check airline
Jaipur	Rajasthan	IndiGo	Daily
Jodhpur	Rajasthan	IndiGo	4 per week (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun)
Kishangarh (Ajmer)	Rajasthan	IndiGo	3 per week (Tue, Thu, Sat)
Bhopal	Madhya Pradesh	IndiGo	Daily

“Check airline” means a reliable frequency was not published; it does not mean the route has stopped. Frequencies, timings and even whole routes can change with the winter schedule, which begins in late October, so always search the specific date on the airline’s website.

Routes grouped by travel purpose

• Business and metro cities: Bengaluru, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Hyderabad.
• Hills and holidays: Srinagar, Jammu, Dharamshala, Dehradun and Pantnagar (for Nainital and the Kumaon hills).
• Pilgrimage: Amritsar (Golden Temple), Jammu (for Vaishno Devi via Katra) and Kishangarh (for Ajmer and Pushkar).
• Heritage and short trips: Jaipur, Jodhpur and Bhopal.
• Within Uttar Pradesh: Lucknow and Bareilly.

Are there international flights from Noida airport?

Not yet. As of September 2026, no international route was operating from DXN. Before opening, the airport and state officials repeatedly named Dubai, Singapore and Zurich as the first intended international destinations, and later reports targeted around September–October 2026 for the first international services. Reports also say Lufthansa Group and Singapore Airlines signed memoranda of understanding with the airport in 2024, but an MoU is only a statement of intent, not a scheduled flight.

If you need an international flight today, you will still fly from Delhi’s IGI Airport, or take a domestic flight from Noida to a hub such as Mumbai, Bengaluru or Hyderabad and connect there. When international flights are announced, the airline will open bookings on its own website first; do not trust unofficial pages advertising “Noida to Dubai” fares without an airline booking link.

About the airport: why the route list is still short

Noida International Airport is a greenfield airport built under a public–private partnership. Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Phase 1 on 28 March 2026, as reported by All India Radio News, with an investment of about ₹11,200 crore. Phase 1 has one runway (about 3,900 metres) and a single terminal designed for around 12 million passengers a year, with capacity planned to grow to about 70 million passengers a year over later phases.

New airports typically start with a limited network and add routes as airlines see demand, gain parking slots and position aircraft and crew. Commercial flights at DXN were also delayed from the originally hoped-for dates by final security clearances, which is why the first flights only began in mid-June. Expect the route list to keep changing through 2026 and 2027, with the biggest changes usually announced ahead of the summer and winter schedules.

Noida airport vs Delhi airport: which should you choose?

Factor	Noida (DXN)	Delhi IGI (DEL)
Airlines	IndiGo, Akasa Air	Almost all Indian and foreign airlines
Destinations	About 17–18 domestic	Hundreds, domestic and international
Crowds	New terminal, generally quieter	Very busy, longer queues at peak
Metro access	None yet; road only	Airport Express Line and other metro links
Best for	People in Greater Noida, south Noida, Yamuna Expressway belt and western UP flying to listed cities	Most of Delhi, Gurugram, and anyone needing international or rarer routes

For many people in Greater Noida and along the Yamuna Expressway, DXN can be far quicker to reach than IGI. For central Delhi and Gurugram, IGI usually remains closer. If you are coming from Noida’s metro-connected sectors, compare the trip with our guide to reaching Delhi airport from Noida by metro.

How to check the live Noida airport flight schedule

1. Airline websites and apps: Search with DXN as the airport code on IndiGo or Akasa Air. This is the only reliable way to see whether a route runs on your date.
2. Airport website: The airport’s departures and arrivals pages show the day’s flights and the destinations section lists current routes.
3. Flight-tracking apps: Useful for checking delays on the day of travel.

Tips and mistakes to avoid

• Do not confuse DXN with DEL. When booking “Delhi NCR” flights, check the airport code on your ticket. The two airports are far apart, so a mix-up on the day can easily cost you the flight.
• Tell your cab driver “Noida International Airport, Jewar”. Saying “airport” alone can send you to IGI.
• Allow enough road time. There is no metro to the terminal, and traffic near Pari Chowk and on the Yamuna Expressway can add delay. Our guide to reaching Noida International Airport covers cabs, buses and parking, and the Yamuna Expressway toll rates page covers road tolls.
• Watch for low-frequency routes. Several routes run only three or four times a week, so plan return dates around them.
• Expect schedule changes at the end of October. Airlines switch to their winter schedules then; re-check existing bookings for timing changes.
• Treat “coming soon” route lists with caution. Many websites republished early promotional lists that included cities such as Chennai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad and Goa; these did not appear on published DXN route lists as of September 2026.

Noida International Airport is still in its first months, so its route map is small but growing, and it is dominated by IndiGo with Akasa Air on the busiest metro routes. If your destination is on the list, DXN can save a long drive to IGI; if not, keep an eye on airline announcements, especially around the winter schedule, and always confirm flights on the airline’s own website before you book.