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Hyderabad Airport is known as the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. It is located at Shamshabad, 24 km south of Hyderabad. It replaced the Begumpet Airport, the only civilian Airport in Hyderabad, on March 23, 2008. The Hyderabad Airport was built across 5495 acres, the largest airport in India in terms of area. It features on Airhelp's list of top ten world airports. In addition, it is India's fourth-busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic.The Hyderabad Airport has a cargo terminal, a passenger terminal, and two runways. It also has aviation training facilities, a solar power plant, a fuel farm, and two MRO facilities. It is a hub for Blue Dart Aviation, Lufthansa Cargo, Alliance Air (India), SpiceJet, TruJet, QuikJet Cargo, and Indigo. It is Air India's focus city.The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport handled 140,075 tonnes of cargo and 12.4 million passengers between April 2021 and March 2022. GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd., a public-private venture, owns and operates the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport.

Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana and also the state's largest city. It is an important urban centre in the south-central parts of India. Hyderabad served as the capital of Andhra Pradesh from 1956 to 2014. However, when Telangana separated from Andhra Pradesh in 2014, Hyderabad was declared the capital of both states.Hyderabad lies in the heart of the Telangana plateau on the banks of the River Musi. It is situated in the Deccan's central upland region. The city lies 1600 ft above sea level and is relatively flat compared to the otherwise gently rolling terrain. The climate is warm and monsoonal with average annual precipitation. Hyderabad's wet monsoon months bring rainfall from June to October.Hyderabad has become an international centre for IT and a hub for commerce and trade. The main items manufactured in Hyderabad are cigarettes, pharmaceuticals, and textiles. IT contributes significantly to the cityís economy. Over the years, Hyderabad Tourism has increased manifold. Film-making in Hyderabad is quite popular, and many Telugu films are produced every year, giving it the nickname Tollywood.Hyderabad has good connectivity through rail and air to various prominent cities in India. Local transport includes taxis, private vehicles, buses, and auto-rickshaws. Hyderabad has many private and public cultural organisations, such as state-sponsored literary, drama, and fine arts academies. The cityís gardens, parks, and parade grounds serve as the primary recreational points within city limits.

Bhopal Airport is formally called the Raja Bhoj Airport. It is Madhya Pradesh's second-busiest airport in terms of aircraft and passenger movement. Bhopal Airport is set to receive the MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) facility. Bhopal Airport is 15 km from the Bhopal Junction and 20 km from Rani Kamalapati (Habibganj) Railway Station. The airport lies at the intersection of State Highway 18, connecting Bhopal and Indore and NH 46 (a ring road).The length of the airportís runway was increased to 2,744 m in 2010 to facilitate the landing of larger aircraft. On October 23, 2010, Bhopal saw its first direct seasonal international flight take off to Jeddah, a Hajj charter for pilgrims flown by Saudia Airlines.Bhopal Airport became the state's first airport to run its utility grid system on solar power in 2013. In June 2013, a solar power plant of 100-kilowatt capacity was made operational with a plan to install a 2-megawatt solar power plant. Bhopal Airport has an Instrument Landing System (ILS), night landing facilities, and CAT VII fire services.The old terminal building is being revamped into a Cargo Complex to facilitate the handling of increased cargo operations. In addition, airport authorities plan to build a new air cargo hub on the sanctioned 17 acres of land near the airport.

Bhopal is Madhya Pradesh's capital city. The city is located north of the Vindhya Range in the Malwa Plateau's fertile plains and along the sandstone ridge slopes. The city is a key railway junction and has an airport. Bhopal is also known as the City of Lakes. It gets its name from Bhoj Tal or Bhoj's Lake, a lake developed by Raja Bhoj in the 11th century. Today, an aqueduct connects the Upper Bhopal Lake (Bada Talab) and the Lower Bhopal Lake (Chhota Talab). These lakes are the primary sources of drinking water.Bhopal houses a musical academy, several hospitals, and the Bhopal University with several affiliated city colleges. In addition, it has cloth weaving, painting, cotton and flour milling, traction motors, switch gears, transformers, and other heavy electrical equipment manufacturing industries.Bhopal was part of the princely state established by Dost Mohammad Khan in 1723. A municipality was constituted in 1903 in Bhopal. In 1947, after India's Independence, Bhopal remained a separate province until 1949.