Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Job portal for Jewar airport affected families
A new online job portal has been created to help families who had to give up their land for the Jewar airport in India.
The portal offers jobs in areas like airport operations, cleaning, and security.
The organizations involved are Yamuna International Airport Private Limited, Noida International Airport Limited, and the local government.
So far, 181 people from the 334 affected families have applied for these jobs.
The jobs are open to everyone, but the families who lost their land will be given priority.
If someone from these families is not hired, the airport company will have to explain why.
An online career portal has been developed to provide jobs for families affected by the Jewar airport project.
The portal offers jobs in terminal and airlines operation, civil and electrical works, housekeeping, hospitality, ground operations, and airline security agents.
181 candidates from the 334 affected families have applied for jobs.
Jobs are open to the general public, but priority will be given to project affected families (PAFs).
The Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL) will have to justify any decision not to employ a PAF.
- Who
- Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL), Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL), Gautam Buddha Nagar district administration, project affected families (PAFs)
- What
- Development of an online career portal to provide jobs for PAFs
- When
- Announced on Thursday
- Where
- Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- To provide employment opportunities for families affected by the Jewar airport project
- Organizations Involved
- Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL), Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL), Gautam Buddha Nagar district administration
- Number of Affected Families
- 334
- Number of Applicants
- 181
- Job Domains
- Terminal and airlines operation, civil and electrical works, housekeeping, hospitality, ground operations, airline security agents
- Priority for Jobs
- Project affected families (PAFs)