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Hyderabad Airport (IATA: HYD), also known as Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, serves Hyderabad, the state capital of Andhra Pradesh. It replaced Begumpet Airport as Hyderabad's primary international airport when it opened in 2008. Located in the Shamshabad suburbs, around 22 km from the city, this airport is constructed and maintained as a public-private collaboration. It is also one of India's few Greenfield airports, striving to conserve energy and the environment through the use of eco-friendly architecture. ASQ named it one of the "World's Top 3 Airports." There are also proposals to create India's first green Aerotropolis (Airport city) near India's sixth-busiest airport, Hyderabad Airport. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport has a single, integrated terminal for both domestic and international aircraft. Also, the airport has a separate terminal for Hajj travellers. This is an exclusive terminal, and other passengers are not permitted to use it. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport connects Hyderabad to various destinations in India and around the world. Hyderabad to Mumbai and Hyderabad to New Delhi are two major domestic routes. Flights to other Indian cities such as Bengaluru, Chennai, Lucknow, Vijayawada, Raipur, and many more are also available from Hyderabad. International flights connect places such as Abu Dhabi, Doha, Dubai, London, and Chicago.

Hyderabad is the most populated city in Telangana and the fifth-largest in India. It is regarded as one of the country's most important urban centres. Hyderabad served as the state capital of Andhra Pradesh from 1956 until 2014. However, when Telangana was formed from Andhra Pradesh in 2014, it was assigned as the capital of both states. It is situated on the Musi River in the middle of the Telangana Plateau. The region was ruled by the Nizams, the Qutub Shahis, and the Mughals, who shaped the city. Bhagyanagar, the capital, was named after a royal beloved, Bhagyamati, who later as the wife of Quli Qutub Shah, was named Hyder Mahal and thus, the name Hyderabad was born. Hyderabad has been a major pearl and diamond trading hub, and is still known as the City of Pearls. Many of the city's old and traditional bazaars have been open for generations, including Begum Bazaar, Laad Bazaar, and Sultan Bazaar. The city's culture is a mash-up of its people, resulting in diversity in language, lifestyle, and tradition. The city's crime rate is quite low, which makes it safe to stroll around at any time of day or night. Hyderabad, a fantastic destination for travellers, offers an enriching experience with a blend of fascinating structural wonders and rich cultural history. One can explore the museums, temples, zoos, and monuments and bring back beautiful memories.

Bareilly Airport (IATA: BEK) also known as Trishul Air Base, is a domestic airport, located near the Indian Air Force's Trishul Air Base in Izzatnagar. This airport serves the city of Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh as both a military airbase and a public airport. It is located 6 km north of the city centre. It is one of the largest air bases (IAF). The airport is a part of Central Air Command. It has a fighter squadron, including Sukhois and helicopter units. Its underground hangar is thought to be one of the largest in Asia. The Russian-origin Su-30 MKI fighters have been stationed in Bareilly. On March 10, 2019, state civil aviation minister Nand Gopal Nandi and Union minister Santosh Gangwar inaugurated Bareilly Airport. The terminal building is 2500 square metres in size and can handle 150 people (75 arrivals and 75 departures), during peak hours. Passengers may take direct domestic flights from this airport. Many Indian airlines serve the airport and fly to major and minor cities around the country. It is linked to significant regions of the country thanks to its domestic terminals.

Bareilly, a city in Uttar Pradesh, near Ramganga, is 252 km north of Lucknow, the state capital. It is Uttar Pradesh's seventh-largest metropolitan and India's 50th-largest city. Bareilly also falls under the ambitious 100 Smart City projects in India. The city is also known as Nath Nagri (for the four Shiva temples in the neighbourhood - Dhopeshwar Nath, Madni Naat, AlakhNath, and Trivati Nath). It is a hub for furniture manufacturing as well as cotton, cereal, and sugar trading. Its prominence grew when it was named on the National Capital Region's "Counter Magnets'' list. Another name for this city is Bans-Bareilly. The name "Bans Bareilly" comes from two princes, Bansal Dev and Baldev, sons of Jagat Singh Katehriya, who built the city in 1537. Bareilly serves as the entryway to the Kumaon hills and is located halfway between Lucknow and New Delhi on the National Highway. The busy city has several parks and shopping complexes. It is well-known for its greenery, the Army Cantonment, and various educational and research institutes such as Rohilkhand University, the Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI), and the Central Avian Research Institute (CARI).