Noida International Airport partners with Rapido to enhance last-mile connectivity

Noida International Airport (NIA) has partnered with ride-hailing platform rapido to offer tech-enabled and efficient last-mile connectivity as part of its airport infrastructure.

The partnership is part of NIA’s larger plan to become a multimodal transport hub, ensuring smooth travel from the airport to passengers' final destinations.

As part of the deal, Rapido will have exclusive pick-up zones inside the airport, with on-ground staff, clear signage and dedicated parking for its driver-partners.

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“As we gear up to welcome passengers, ensuring a smooth and stress-free journey beyond the terminal is essential to the overall travel experience we’re building at Noida International Airport,” said Christoph Schnellmann, CEO of NIA. “Our partnership with Rapido is another step in this direction—enabling us to offer reliable, app-based mobility options that are accessible to all.”

“We are pleased to partner with Noida International Airport to introduce Rapido’s Airport Cab Services designed to offer passengers a seamless, tech-enabled transit experience right from the terminal,” said Rajiv Bhyri, Assistant Vice President of Cabs at Rapido. “Our SaaS-based model enables competitive fares for passengers while ensuring better earnings for driver-partners—striking a balance between affordability and sustainability.”

The 24/7 app-based service will offer travelers multiple ride options, real-time tracking, and cashless payments to suit their varying needs. To ensure safety, the service will also include features like an in-app SOS button and access to driver details.

Noida International Airport is being developed by Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL), a fully owned subsidiary of Zurich Airport International AG. 

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Set to be a major aviation hub for Delhi-NCR and Western Uttar Pradesh, the greenfield airport will handle up to 12 million passengers annually in its first phase, with one terminal and runway—alongside plans for future expansion.