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Last reviewed: 11 November 2026
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Seven airports named for the November–December 2026 international trial
Domestic DigiYatra is counted at 39 airports as of 6 August and 1 November 2026. This page does not publish those 39 names. The seven cities above are the international trial, not that full list. Foundation airport page.
A gate at a named airport may not be switched on every day. The pages opened for this site do not confirm day-to-day gate status.
The box above checks a city against the seven international-trial airports only. It also reminds you of the domestic count of 39. It does not pretend to be the Foundation’s live roster.
Two different sets
Domestic programme. DigiYatra is available at 39 airports as of 6 August 2026 (Lok Sabha) and 1 November 2026 (PIB). On 30 May 2026 an earlier release put the figure at 38, and spoke of 27 more “by next year”. The 1 November release says 25 more domestic airports are planned by 2027.
The names of all 39 were not in the documents used for this page. Open the Foundation implementation page before you travel. Whether a particular gate is switched on that day is also not confirmed here.
International trial, November–December 2026. PIB names seven airports: Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Cochin, Mumbai, Chennai and Amritsar. Details are on the international trial page.
On 30 May 2026, PIB said Navi Mumbai, Jewar and Bhogapuram — then described as greenfield airports due to operationalise — would be DigiYatra-enabled. That sentence is tied to that date. It is not a claim that those airports are open today.
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The international trial
The Nov–Dec 2026 DigiYatra trial covers seven airports, Indian e-passports, and select Air India and IndiGo flights. It does not replace immigration.
At the airport
At airports where the equipment is installed, DigiYatra is used at entry, the security hold area and boarding gates. Documents still travel with you.
What DigiYatra is
DigiYatra is a Ministry of Civil Aviation programme that uses a face credential at airport touchpoints. Run by the DigiYatra Foundation.
Frequently asked questions
How many airports have DigiYatra?
39, as stated on 6 August 2026 in the Lok Sabha and again on 1 November 2026 by the Press Information Bureau. An earlier 30 May 2026 release spoke of 38, with more to come.
Where is the full list of names?
On the DigiYatra Foundation implementation page. This site does not copy a 39-name list, because that list was not in the official text used here.
Are the seven trial airports the same as the 39?
No. Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Cochin, Mumbai, Chennai and Amritsar are the November–December 2026 international trial. The domestic programme is the larger count of 39.