The newly inaugurated Noida International Airport in Jewar witnessed temporary waterlogging on Tuesday after heavy rainfall lashed parts of the Delhi-NCR region, with visuals from the airport quickly spreading across social media. Noida International Airport began commercial flight operations on June 15. The waterlogging incident has since triggered criticism from opposition parties, which have raised questions over the quality of construction and infrastructure at the airport. The first phase of Noida International Airport was built at a cost of ₹11,282 crore and was inaugurated by PM @narendramodi in March 2026. Sharing visuals of the waterlogged airport, the Lok Sabha MP from Kannauj asked whether boats will now run in the airport.