Bareilly Air Force Station guide

Bareilly Airport is a civil enclave inside the Indian Air Force's Trishul Air Base at Izzatnagar, about 6 km north of Bareilly city centre in Uttar Pradesh. The Indian Air Force owns the airfield and the Airports Authority of India runs the civil operation. Commercial flights began in March 2021.

The airfield has a single concrete and asphalt runway, 11/29, at 3,170 metres. Two terminals stand side by side on the north side of the airfield. Terminal 1 covers 2,500 square metres and handles about 150 passengers an hour at peak. A second terminal of 3,020 square metres opened in March 2021, with six check-in counters and two baggage belts. The apron fits three A321 aircraft, and car parking holds about 250 vehicles.

Traffic is domestic and light. In April 2025 to March 2026 the airport handled 127,937 passengers and 726 aircraft movements. IndiGo is the scheduled carrier, flying to Bengaluru, Delhi, Navi Mumbai and Noida. No cargo traffic is recorded.