By the end of this year, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) is probably going to begin the process of purchasing an extra 1,200 hectares of land for the future expand the Noida airport.
According to officials, six villages that are close to the border of the Aligarh district would give up their extra land.
The Uttar Pradesh government gave the go-ahead for the airport’s and the aviation hub’s additional expansion earlier this month. The airport’s boundaries would now stretch to the edges of the proposed logistics park in the Aligarh district with the inclusion of this 1,200-0-hectare site.
The 1,200 hectares would be purchased from six villages: Mangaroli, Bhabokra, Deorar, Sadullapur, Ahmadpur Choroli, and Alabalpur, a top YEIDA official stated on condition of anonymity. These communities are between the planned logistics park and the Jewar expansion of the expand the Noida airport.
The goal of the aviation hub’s growth is to attract foreign businesses that produce airplane replacement parts. This area will be used to establish such aviation-related industrial enterprises close to the planned airport, taking future requirements into consideration.
“In two months, the land acquisition process is anticipated to begin. The official stated that the modifications pertaining to the airport’s and the aviation hub’s growth will be incorporated into the Master Plan 2041 before being submitted to the state government for approval.
The airport will currently occupy 7,754 hectares.
The planned airport will occupy 6,554 hectares, but with the addition of 1,200 hectares, the total size will rise to 7,754 hectares. Approximately 4,752 hectares of the original 6,554 hectares of land are being acquired in four stages. expand the Noida airport.
The state government has already sent notice for Gautam Buddha University to conduct a social impact assessment (SIA), and the land acquisition process for the third and fourth phases is currently underway
.
