Why India is Building Its Largest Airport

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Cannot wait to see this airport when it is fully built. And good to see you at last!

Delhi's IGI definitely needs a mass transit system connecting the different terminals

That was a very good video. Was surprised to know how the runway numbers are decided and why in past, cross runways were made at airports. Content and presentation was top notch. However, would still like to point few minor mistakes given below 1. In IGI, Terminal 1A and 1B dont exist anymore. They were demolished in the 2000s to make T1C and T1D. And now only T1C and T1D are being consolidated together to make one big integrated Terminal 1. 2. Regarding the future expansion plans of IGI, you mentioned that T2 will be expanded and T4 will also be made. Thats partly wrong. T2 will actually be demolished and T4 will be made at its place only. T2 is an old terminal and it was shut down after T3 started in 2010. After that it was renovated and opened again for domestic flights only bcoz T1 was going under renovation so some traffic was needed to shift from there and it was shifted to T2. In future, once T1 renovation is complete all flights will shift back to T1 and as per current plans (not approved although), T2 will be demolished and a new T4 will be made at its place. In your video the place you showed where T4 will be made in future, is actually the General Aviation terminal. 3. Regarding the bidding for Noida airport, you mentioned that GMR could have got the bid even if their bid was 10% less. Thats partially correct, as in addition to the above condition, GMR would have to match the highest bid amount. 4. The winning bid of Zurich Airport was Rs. 400.97 per passenger, thus it is publicly available.

Larger than Singapore, Doha & Dubai airports !!😮😮 WOW

Try to add subtitles in English, so that the reach from South Indians is more.

One major reason is that most Air India flights comes to Delhi instead Mumbai from internation destinations which also increase traffic to delhi airport. Air India should fly directly to other major airports like Amdavad, Hyderabad, Bangalore for major international destinations few day a week instead of Delhi.

Great video. Very informative👍👍

A metro line or RRTS kind of train with speeds of 300kmph is required between IGI and NIA

Proud to be indian ❤ Hope my state Bihar also make some development and bjp comes in ruling

There's currently discussion over rail connection I feel the Delhi Airport express should be extended from new Delhi railway station to Noida airport

As from jewar I can definitely confirm this. It is building on our lands ❤

PATA NAHI ITNE GYAN KA KIYA KRUNGA LEKIN FIR BHI ACHCHA LAGTA HAI DEKHNA 😂😂

Your content is incredible! Keep up the great work man!!

Please cover how this Noida International Airport is going to act as catalyst for development of the whole area, including the existing Noida & Greater Noida, YEIDA city (which is under development) and the 2 new planned industrial cities, New Noida (DNGIR) and Greater Noida Phase-2. New Noida's master plan has just been made available in the public domain last week, the master plan has a lot of focus on the Noida International Airport and the Eastern & Western DFC.

There is no point in building T4 at IGI because the main purpose of Noida airport is to reduce the burden on Delhi IGI airport. IGI should be limited to 100 million (10 Cr) traffic and the airports in Chandigarh, Amritsar, and Jaipur should be given an infrastructure boost as these airports would be very convenient for the passengers from different regions in the Northern part of India.

Thank god after such a long time seeing an unbiased channel who is describing progress with singing praise of current govt.

All praise for this video. Very nicely documented. My best wishes❤

Huge fan of how well researched your videos are. Especially the fact that you speak about potential risks and challenges that come up with large scale projects and their impact on people

Very informative ....Nicely explained and insiders made it more good