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The land for the country’s largest maintenance, repair and overhauling (MRO) center and the third runway near Noida Airport will soon be arranged. The UP cabinet has approved the acquisition of land for the second phase of the airport. One will not have to go abroad to repair the aircraft by becoming an MRO. In the second phase, 1365 hectares of 7 villages are to be acquired. It will cost around Rs 2890 crore. The Uttar Pradesh government has approved the construction of five runways of the Noida Airport. The Zurich company has been given the responsibility to construct two runways in the first phase. The second phase is to become the third runway and MRO center. This requires 1365 hectares of land.
The land is to be acquired in seven villages of Jewar, Karauli Bangar, Qureb, Birampur, Dayanatpur, Ranhera, Nangla Shahpur and Mundhera. The proposal to acquire this land was sent by the district administration to the government, which has been approved by the cabinet on Tuesday. Soon, notification will be issued to acquire the land of these seven villages.
Actually, the only MRO center in the country remains in Nagpur. Aircraft coming to Mumbai airport are fit to go there, but it becomes difficult to take the aircraft coming to Delhi airport to Nagpur center. Therefore, the airplane is flying in the country where it is maintained. This leads to a large source of income going abroad.
In view of this, it has been decided to build an MRO center at Noida Airport. This will save the time and fuel as well as boost the industry related to maintenance, repair and overhauling of aircraft across the country. Also, thousands of youth will get employment. Crores of rupees will also be invested. There are plans to make this center bigger than Nagpur.
At the same time, the construction of the third runway will fulfill the needs of passengers traveling by air from this airport till 2050. Noida International Airport Limited (Niall) CEO Dr. Arunvir Singh said that the money for the second phase of land has been arranged. The government can take a decision on issuing land acquisition notification soon.
One look at the land of the second phase villages
Karauli Bangar 183 Hectares
Qurayb 345 Hectares
Birampur 96 Hectares
Dayanatpur 165 Hectares
Ranhera 519 Hectares
Nangla Shahpur 15 Hectare
Mundera 43 Hectares
Money is yet to be received from Greno, yet the entire arrangement
of Rs 2000 crore has already been made to acquire the second phase of land. The state government has given this amount. The Noida and Yamuna authorities have also given their share while the money is yet to be received from the Greater Noida Authority. In the second phase, compensation of 2890 crore rupees will be distributed. Explain that the state government and Noida Authority have 37.5-37.5 per cent stake in Niala, a company set up for Noida Airport. While Greater Noida and Yamuna Authority hold 12.5–12.5 per cent. Money for the land is also to be given in the same proportion.
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