The Jewar airport in Uttar Pradesh is nearly 75% complete, positioning itself as Asia's largest airport.
Services are expected to commence within the next 2-3 months.
A recent meeting in Lucknow reviewed the status of the Jewar airport, which is anticipated to rank as the fourth-largest globally.
A budget of Rs 10,000 crore was allocated for the initial phase, with approximately Rs 7,371 crore already expended.
Crucial infrastructure like runways and Air Traffic Control (ATC) systems are ready for operation.
With completion nearing, the airport is set to handle 50 flights daily.
High-ranking officials and key stakeholders, including the Industrial Development Minister and Civil Aviation Department's Additional Chief Secretary, participated in the review meeting.
Terminal construction is in its final stages, with plans to install radars by July to facilitate radar-assisted flights.
Following the completion of the current phase, the next construction phase is expected to commence shortly.
Long-distance flight directives are slated to be implemented from April 25 onward, marking a significant milestone in the airport's journey to operation.