Noida International Airport has formalized a partnership with Uber to deliver structured, technology-enabled mobility solutions directly from the airport. This agreement forms part of the airport’s larger objective to streamline ground transportation and ensure smooth passenger movement from arrival to final destination.
Under this initiative, Uber will establish designated pick-up zones within the airport premises, supported by on-ground staff and clearly marked wayfinding to assist passengers from terminal exit to vehicle boarding. Dedicated parking areas for Uber driver-partners will help reduce waiting times and improve operational flow.
Passengers using Uber at the airport will benefit from integrated features such as real-time ride tracking, digital payments, vehicle and driver information, in-app safety tools, and multiple service categories, including UberGo, Uber Premier, and UberXL. Services will be available at all hours to accommodate varying travel schedules.
The airport’s leadership emphasized the importance of efficient ground connectivity as essential to enhancing the overall travel experience. App-based ride services are expected to play a pivotal role in fulfilling this goal by providing safe, dependable, and easily accessible transport.
Uber representatives noted that this collaboration highlights a shared commitment to modernizing mobility infrastructure through dependable and user-centric solutions. The partnership builds on Uber’s broader mission of supporting India’s urban mobility and enabling convenient transport across cities.
This initiative contributes to Noida International Airport’s larger vision of becoming a multimodal transport hub. Plans are underway to expand options for both public and private transportation, ensuring comprehensive access for travelers across segments.
Noida International Airport (IATA: DXN) is set to enhance connectivity between the greater Delhi region, Western Uttar Pradesh, and destinations across India and the globe. Designed as a world-class facility, the airport will blend Swiss precision with Indian warmth to deliver a high-quality passenger experience, complete with modern commercial services and amenities. Built with a strong focus on sustainability, the airport aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions through eco-conscious design and operations.
Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Zurich Airport International AG, is leading the development, construction, and future operations of this greenfield project. The company is executing the project under a public-private partnership model in collaboration with the Government of Uttar Pradesh and the Government of India. The 40-year concession period began on October 1, 2021. At launch, the airport will include one runway and one terminal with an initial capacity to serve 12 million passengers annually, with scope for expansion in subsequent phases.
Uber entered the Indian market in 2013 with a vision to make mobility effortless. Over the past decade, the platform has completed over 3 billion trips and now operates in more than 125 cities across the country. From motorcycles and auto-rickshaws to cars and buses, Uber offers a range of transport options tailored to the diverse needs of urban and intercity travel. Through the Uber app, millions of users enjoy streamlined mobility, while over a million earn a livelihood as drivers. As the company celebrates ten years in India, it continues to innovate and expand, remaining committed to powering India’s journey forward.
