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Hubballi Airport or Hubli Airport (IATA: HBX) is one of the fastest-growing airports in the state of Karnataka. This airport mainly serves the cities of Hubli and Dharwad. The airport is located 8 km away from Hubli and 20 km away from Dharwad. It is connected to all major cities in India. A very crucial aspect related to the airport is its self-reliance concerning electricity generation through the usage of solar plants. The airport has a total area of 369 acres and is regulated and managed by the Airports Authority of India and the Karnataka Government. Operating airlines in this airport are SpiceJet, Air India, Air Connect, and Ventura. There is one terminal at the airport with two check-in counters and one security check counter. The airport is well-connected to Hubli city and can be reached by bus or taxi. Other services provided here are free trolleys for carrying baggage, medical room, wheelchairs, child care room, first aid, and support for physically challenged people. There is also one lost and found counter for baggage.

Hubballi is another name for Hubli city situated in the Karnataka state. Hubli has a twin city known as Dharwad and Hubli-Dharwad together is the second-largest city in terms of size and population in Northern Karnataka. This city attracts a fair number of visitors and is also known as the cultural, educational and musical capital of the state. Hubli is also known as 'Chotta Mumbai' due to the commercial and industrial revolution witnessed by the region in recent years. Hubli is also called Gandu Mettida Naadu. Hubli was historically known as Rayara Hubli, Purballi, or Eleya Purvada Halli. The ancient temples, Bhavani Sankara and Jaina vasti, were located in this city. Cotton, iron, and saltpetre were cultivated on a large scale and sent out from the Hubli city. During the Vijayanagara empire, the city thrived as a place of trade and commerce. During the 17th century, this place came under the Mughal empire and then the Nawabs established a new city known as Majidpura. Hubli is popular for its natural beauty, mountains, and temples. Some of the most visited places in Hubli are Nrupatunga Betta, Chandramouleshwara Temple, Indra Gandhi Glass House, Unkal Lake, Shri Bhavani Shankar Temple, and Utsav Rock Garden. Hubli is the perfect place for people who love calm and nature. Hubli is the fastest-growing city in Karnataka state. The city is also popular for its beautiful handloom textiles and is a trading hub for iron and cotton. The most popular sweet in the region is Kesar-Pista Pedha. The primary spoken language is Kannada.

Another name for Amritsar Airport is Sri Guru Ram Das Ji International Airport (IATA: ATQ), situated around 11 km northwest of the city centre near Raja Sansi village. The airport is named after the fourth Sikh guru, Sri Guru Ram Das Ji, who founded the city of Amritsar. This airport services many areas of Punjab, the western part of Himachal Pradesh and the southern parts of Jammu and Kashmir. The main operation flights are IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India. There are two terminals at Amritsar Airport, which are used for international and domestic departures and arrivals. There are many other services and facilities offered by the airport, such as bookstores, retail shops, duty-free shops, free trolleys, Snack Bar Counter, STD/ISD/PCO, Snack/Milk Bar and Juice Bar.

Amritsar is situated in northwest India in the state of Punjab. It is a border city and shares the Attari-Wagah border with Pakistan. The foundation of Amritsar was laid down in 1577 by the fourth Guru of Sikhs, Guru Ram Das. Amritsar city is the main pilgrimage site for Sikhism and the Sikh faith, and the most important place of worship in Amritsar is Sri Harmandir Sahib, or the Golden Temple. During the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the upper portion of the Golden Temple was covered with gold foil, giving the temple its name. Devotees from around the world come to Golden Temple to worship for peace and prosperity. The city is situated on the main highway from Delhi to Lahore, Pakistan, and is a major rail hub. The city has its own airport. Amritsar is home to Guru Nanak Dev University. Medical, dental, arts, and technical colleges are also located in Amritsar, and Khalsa College (1899) lies just outside the city. Ram Bagh is a well-maintained park in the northern part of the city, and there is also a summer palace of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The city is a hub for many commercial and cultural activities. There are textile and chemical enterprises involved in food milling, silk weaving, tanning, canning, and manufacturing.