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Noida International Airport (DXN) in Jewar, India, has announced delays in its passenger operations, now expected to start after April 2025 due to construction setbacks. While the cargo terminal is on schedule for completion by the end of April, the passenger terminal’s progress is lagging. The airport management is exploring launching cargo operations first, with potential passenger flights postponed to July or August 2025. The development, managed by Zurich Airport and the Uttar Pradesh government, aims to position Noida as India’s largest airport, ultimately accommodating 12 million passengers annually. The project includes phased expansions and enhanced infrastructure to meet rising aviation demands.