Modi Era: 90 New Airports, India's Aviation Revolution in 12 Years

• India's operational airports surged from 74 in 2014 to over 160 by 2026, adding 90+ new facilities.
• Noida International Airport (Jewar) inaugurated, set to become a major economic hub for North India.
• UDAN scheme played a crucial role, making air travel accessible to common people and connecting smaller towns.
• Modi government approved 21 Greenfield airports, with 12+ already operational, including key regional hubs.
• Jewar Airport is part of the 'Developed India' vision, aiming for 350-400 airports by 2047.