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Coimbatore International Airport (IATA: CJB) is located around 10 km from the city centre. Located near Peelamedu , it is the principal airport for Tamil Nadu's industrial cities. Coimbatore Airport has a single runway. SpiceJet, IndiGo, JetKonnect, Jet Airways, and Air India operate domestic flights from the airport. Coimbatore has direct flights to two international destinations as well ó Sharjah and Singapore. Singapore Airlines and Virgin Australia provide international flight services at the airport. Coimbatore Airport has a single terminal both for domestic and international flights. The airport was expanded in 2008 to handle large flight operations and increased passenger capacity. The airport has a dedicated cargo terminal in addition to the single passenger terminal. For the convenience of passengers, the airport authority provides security check, lost and found, medical first aid room, luggage carts, and child care rooms. The airport also has ATMs, currency exchange, free Wi-Fi and wheelchair service for passenger convenience. The taxi, bus, and cab services allow easy transport to and from the airport.

Coimbatore is a city in the state of Tamil Nadu, located in the Western Ghats at a height of 411 m above sea level. Situated on the banks of the river Noyyal, it is also called the ëTextile Capitalí of South India. The region is known for its fertile, rich-black soil that is very conducive to growing cotton. This has helped in the growth of numerous textile mills in and around the city. The history of Coimbatore dates back to the days when the Irula tribal chief Kovan is believed to have made ìKovanpattiî a part of Kongunad. Later, the forests surrounding it were cut down and a new village called ìKovanputhurî was formed and this later came to be known as ìCoimbatoreî. Coimbatore is a popular holiday destination in South India, with many interesting places to visit. The city is known for its historic temples, aromatic filter coffee, and delectable south Indian cuisine. The Mariamman festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervor at the Amman temples. Mariamman is worshipped as the goddess of rain in South India. Though Tamil is the official language of Coimbatore a dialect known as Kongu Tamil is also widely spoken. Having a tropical climate, Coimbatore witnesses heavy rainfall in summer and scanty rainfall in winter. The average temperature of Coimbatore is 25.4 ∞C. The best time to travel to Coimbatore is between September and March when the weather is most pleasant.

Aurangabad Airport is also known as Chikkalthana Airport (IATA: IXU). This airport serves as the city's primary commercial hub. It is well-connected to both major and minor cities in the country. The airport reopened to regular traffic on March 3, 2009. IndiGo, Air India, Jet Airways and SpiceJet are the major domestic airlines operating on this route. The domestic flights connect Aurangabad to Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Mumbai The domestic and international terminals at Aurangabad Airport each have one boarding gate and three X-ray baggage scanning stations. A car rental infrastructure, tourist information center, hotel booking, and an in-flight sales product store are among the general services available at the arrival terminal. There are trolleys, mobility scooters, and guidance for seniors and differently-abled travellers. Additional services available at the airport include healthcare first aid, a daycare room, and lost and found baggage counters.

Aurangabad is a beautiful city in the state of Maharashtra. It is a popular tourist destination with many places of historical importance. Originally called Khadki, Malik Amber established the city in 1610. When the city came under the Mughal rule in the 1600s, it became Aurangzeb's capital during his viceroyalty in Deccan and was thus renamed Aurangabad. The city is a confluence of culture, heritage, and architecture, primarily known for its UNESCO World Heritage Sites Ajanta and Ellora Caves. These caves portray the Buddhist and Jain heritage of the city, giving an example of harmony and a colourful bygone era. It is also called the ëCity of Gatesí because of the 52 gates located in this city. These towering gates speak volumes about the city's rich cultural heritage and its connection with the Royal Mughal family. The most commonly spoken language in Aurangabad is Marathi, followed by English, Hindi, and Urdu. An interesting fact about the city is the variety of Paans sold here. It is highly recommended to try this delectable yet unique delicacy of the city. Aurangabad has a pleasant climate with moderate summers and winters. It is just 350 km from Mumbai and is connected to major Indian cities by rail, road, and air.