Air travelers planning trips from the newly operational Jewar facility will soon have expanded options across major domestic routes. Budget carrier Akasa Air has announced a network expansion from Noida International Airport, introducing direct flight services to two key metropolitan destinations. Beginning October 1, 2026, the airline will operate non-stop services connecting the airport to Kolkata and Bengaluru, significantly enhancing travel flexibility for flyers in Western Uttar Pradesh and the National Capital Region.
Flight Schedule and Timings for Kolkata Route
Travelers flying between Noida and West Bengal can take advantage of regular daily departures scheduled to maximize convenience. Flight QP 1569 is set to take off from Noida International Airport at 10:30 AM each morning. Following an estimated airborne duration of 2 hours and 20 minutes, the aircraft will land at Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata at 12:50 PM.
On the return sector, flight QP 1570 will depart from Kolkata at 1:30 PM, touching down at the Jewar airstrip at 3:50 PM. This dedicated direct connection eliminates the need for connecting stops, easing regional transit for corporate passengers, students, and holiday travelers alike.
Daily Operations to Bengaluru and Additional Western Connections
Connecting the capital region to Karnataka's technology center, Akasa Air has also laid out its operational timetable for the Bengaluru corridor. Early morning flight QP 1525 will depart Bengaluru at 7:00 AM, touching down at Noida International Airport at 9:45 AM. Later in the day, the outbound service from Noida, designated as QP 1526, will take off from Jewar at 4:30 PM, reaching Bengaluru at 7:20 PM.
Alongside these direct linkages, the carrier continues to offer multi-leg transit solutions for other high-demand commercial destinations. Travelers heading toward Ahmedabad and Pune will continue to receive connecting flight options under Akasa Air's current network arrangement, ensuring seamless booking itineraries across Western India.
Route Restructuring: Mumbai Route Replaced by Navi Mumbai Service
Alongside its expansions, the airline has recalibrated its operations into the Mumbai metropolitan region. Akasa Air has decided to discontinue its existing daily service from Noida to Mumbai after September 30, 2026. Forward ticket bookings for the regular 2:10 PM flight to Mumbai have been closed, officially concluding direct flights into the existing city airport.
To maintain connectivity with Maharashtra's financial hub, the airline is introducing an alternative destination. From October 1, 2026, Akasa Air will operate a new direct route between Noida and Navi Mumbai Airport. The scheduled service will depart Noida International Airport at 11:00 AM and arrive at Terminal-1 of Navi Mumbai Airport at 1:15 PM.
Enhanced Regional Reach for NCR and Western Uttar Pradesh
The addition of direct air links to Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Navi Mumbai substantially broadens commercial air accessibility out of Jewar. Passengers residing across Western Uttar Pradesh and Delhi-NCR gain immediate, localized boarding options, bypassing congested transit across older hub terminals and fostering smoother regional mobility.
