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Biju Patnaik International Airport, also known as Bhubaneswar Airport, is the primary airport that serves Bhubaneswar, Odisha's capital city. It is about 4 km southwest of Bhubaneswar Railway Station and 3 km from central Bhubaneswar. It is named after former Odisha Chief Minister Biju Patnaik, a famous aviator and freedom fighter. It is India's 15th-busiest airport and the 11th-busiest among the airports managed by the Airports Authority of India.

There are two terminals at the Biju Patnaik International Airport. Terminal 1 is a high-tech terminal that opened in March 2013, with a passenger capacity of 4 million per year. The new terminal is a two-storey structure that meets green construction requirements and has some of the most cutting-edge facilities for domestic arrivals and departures. Considering the state government's objective to connect Bhubaneswar to the Middle East and Southeast Asia, Terminal 2 was rebuilt to facilitate full-fledged international flight operations.

Brahmapur or Berhampur is an important trading hub for rice, sugarcane, and other agricultural produce in the region. The industries include silk weaving, rice milling, and distilling. It is home to Khallikote College (1878) and the University of Berhampur (1967), which houses a law school, medical school, teacher training college, and a women's university.Berhampur is the most popular tourist spot in Odisha's south province. Berhampur is renowned as Silk City for its glossy Ikkat silk sarees in various colours and designs. The Car Festival, Dussehra, Taratarini Festival, Thakurani Yatra, Buda, and Khambeshwari Yatra are some of Berhampur's most important festivals. Another important festival is Danda Nacha, a celebration that lasts 21 days and is dedicated to Goddess Kali and Lord Shiva.

Averaging 200 flights per day, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (Ahmedabad Airport) is India's 8th busiest airport. It is situated 11 km from Ahmedabad Railway Station and serves the metropolitan areas of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. It is named after the former Deputy Prime Minister and statesman Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The airport covers a total area of 928.59 acres, with a runway length of 3,505 m. Ahmedabad is well-connected and served by nearly every domestic airline and a few international carriers.The airport has four terminals; one for domestic flights, one for international flights, an additional terminal for secondary traffic, and one for cargo. A new terminal features several firsts for the airport, including a half-kilometre-long moving walkway (Travelater), linking the two terminals and making flight changes simple. Facilities at Ahmedabad Airport include baggage wrapping, baby care rooms, medical facilities, tourist counters, a forex desk, ATMs, and several lounges. In 2021, the airport handled 3.64 million passengers, including domestic and international passengers.

Ahmedabad is home to over 5.5 million people. Many migrant workers from areas within Gujarat, such as Kutch and Saurashtra, and other states like Rajasthan and Maharashtra, work here. Gujarati is the local language of Ahmedabad. Hindi and English are used in trade, education, politics, and government offices. You will find diverse cultures and groups in this city. Ahmedabad is the epicentre of Gujarat's cultural activities, and many festivals, including Ganesh Chaturthi, Navaratri, and Diwali, are celebrated here.