New Delhi, May 11 Indian low-cost airline Akasa Air on Monday said it will begin daily direct flights connecting Noida International Airport with Bengaluru and Navi Mumbai from June 16, 2026.
The airline said bookings are now open on the carrier’s website, Android and iOS app and through multiple leading OTAs.
As one of India’s newest greenfield airports, Noida International Airport is poised to play a transformative role in decongesting the Delhi NCR airspace, enhancing regional accessibility, and catalysing economic growth across western Uttar Pradesh and the broader NCR, the airline said in a release.
“As India’s aviation market expands, capacity creation at the right infrastructure nodes will be key to sustaining growth. With its modern infrastructure, multimodal connectivity, and long-term capacity potential, Noida International Airport will transform access to NCR," said Anand Srinivasan, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer.
Daily direct connectivity with Bengaluru and Navi Mumbai are anchored in strong origin-destination demand as well as onward connectivity potential, he added.
The airline will continue to progressively strengthen its network from Noida International Airport, expanding both domestic and international connectivity over time, the release said.
Akasa Air will also operate a state-of-the-art MRO facility within the airport premises, offering advanced MRO services, supporting a broad spectrum of aircraft maintenance activities and ensuring high standards of operational efficiency and safety.
The airline said that Bengaluru–Noida flight will depart the airport at 4.25 pm and arrive at the destination at 7:15 pm. The Noida–Bengaluru will depart daily at 7.55 pm and arrive at the destination at 11 pm.
The Navi Mumbai–Noida flight will depart the airport at 7.25 am and arrive at the destination at 09:35 am. The Noida–Navi Mumbai will depart at 10:15 am daily and is expected to reach the destination at 12.30 pm.
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