Noida, June 12: In a first-of-its-kind initiative, CRC Group is set to fly 75 of Noida’s business families on the historic inaugural commercial flight from Lucknow to Noida International Airport on June 15, 2026.
The special journey holds historic significance as the Lucknow-Noida service is slated to become the first commercial passenger flight to land at Noida International Airport, marking the commencement of commercial operations at one of India’s most anticipated infrastructure projects. The inaugural flight from Lucknow will officially open passenger services at the airport before regular operations expand to other destinations.
Through this exclusive initiative, CRC Group aims to bring together some of the region’s most influential industrialists, entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders to witness a landmark moment in Uttar Pradesh’s growth story. The gesture also underscores the rising prominence of Noida and the Yamuna Expressway corridor as a major hub for business, investment, and urban development.
The invited guests will get a firsthand experience of India’s newest international airport while gaining a closer perspective on the transformative role it is expected to play in enhancing regional connectivity, boosting trade and tourism, strengthening logistics infrastructure, and driving economic growth across Uttar Pradesh and the National Capital Region.
Widely regarded as a game-changing infrastructure asset, Noida International Airport is expected to catalyse fresh investments, create new economic opportunities, and further establish the Yamuna Expressway region as one of India’s fastest-growing growth corridors.
Salil Kumar, Director, Business Management & Marketing, CRC Group, said,
“We are extremely happy to witness Noida’s growth story reaching new heights. The commencement of operations at India’s largest airport will add another shining crown to Noida’s remarkable transformation journey. We believe the airport will significantly enhance the region’s attractiveness for Global Capability Centres (GCCs), manufacturing, technology, and several other industries, encouraging greater investments and accelerating economic growth across the region.”