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Coimbatore Airport is an International Airport in Tamil Nadu (IATA: CJB). It is located 11 km from the Coimbatore railway station. The airport was constructed in 1940, and was once a civil airfield. Coimbatore Airport is the 15th largest airport in the country based on air movement. Initially, it was a small airport which has now been modernised to accommodate larger aircrafts. You can reach the Coimbatore Airport via taxi, bus, train, rickshaw, and rental cars. The airport has a single passenger terminal that handles domestic and international flights. The services at Coimbatore Airport include tourist information, ATMs, child care room, lost and found, security check, medical first aid rooms and luggage carts. There are also some gift shops, snack bars, and restaurants for quick refreshments.

Coimbatore is the second largest city in Tamil Nadu, and is also known as Kovai. This metropolitan city is also referred to as the ëManchester of South Indiaí and has a population of over 2 million. It is well connected with major cities and towns in India by rail, road and air. Coimbatore is a beautiful town on river Noyyal and the gateway to Nilgiris. Anamalai Wildlife Century, Maruthamalai Temple, Thirumoorthy temple, and Bhavani Sagar Dam are a few of the city's top attractions. The city is popular for its rich culture and beautiful architecture. The western ghat makes up most of the region. The weather stays pleasant for most part of the year. The history of modern Coimbatore goes back to the 1930s, when the city grew rapidly after the textile boom and now is the trade and processing centre for agricultural produce. Since then, the city has witnessed steady growth and has a favourable climate and political, economic, and soil conditions. Today, Coimbatore is a commercial city with weaving, spinning and textile as the main industries. Other important industries in Coimbatore include education, software, and healthcare services.

The Belgaum airport (IATA: IXG) is located approximately 10 km east of Belgaum. The airport was established in 1942 by the Royal Air Force. The basic training centre of the Indian air force, The Sambar Airforce Station, is adjacent to this airport. It is a domestic airport with a single terminal from where flights to various destinations are operated. There are three check-in counters and two x-ray machines at the airport for the passengers. The Belgaum Airport offers various free facilities to the passengers, such as a first-aid kit, trolleys, and wheelchairs. Travellers can reach the airport by taking a taxi or car rental services. The airport has beautiful architecture and is surrounded by beautiful gardens. There are few food joints within the airport premises. The airport is just 12 km from the Belgaum railway station.

Belgaum is a popular and old city that is located in the foothills of western ghats. The city is filled with natural beauty and has a rich history. It is also known as Belgavi, Venugrama or the Bamboo Village. Belgaum lies between Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka. The vegetation here is completely green throughout the year, and it is also known as ërain countryí or Malenadu. It has now become an important district in the state of Karnataka. Moreover, cotton is considered the region's main cash crop. Apart from architectural marvels, the city is blessed with enchanting hills, gushing rivers, shimmering waterfalls, and evergreen forests. It is a hiker's paradise. Any nature enthusiast would fall in love with Belgaum. The city's major attractions include Belgaum Fort, Kamala Basati and Safe Masjid.