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Chennai International Airport (IATA Code: MAA) is among India's busiest international airports (after Mumbai and Delhi). The airport has 2 terminals separated by 150 m (492 ft) on one road. All international flights land at Anna Terminal, while domestic flights land at Kamraj Terminal. Chennai has direct flights to Frankfurt, London, Malaysia, New York, the Middle East, Singapore, and Hong Kong, among other places. Plans to transform this airport into a world-class airport featuring direct metro connectivity to the town are underway.The Chennai Airport is connected directly to domestic airports in Bhubaneswar, Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Calcutta, Goa, Bangalore, Cochin, Port Blair, Hyderabad, and Pune. Other international airports served by the international terminal include Tokyo, London, New York, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur, Frankfurt, Singapore, and Brussels. Chennai Airport is now among Asia's busiest airports.While there are nonstop flights from Chennai, the airport is now a gateway for flights to a wide number of countries via Air India Express, SriLankan Airlines, SpiceJet, and other carriers.Most of the main Indian domestic carriers (Go First, Spice, IndiGo, etc., connect Chennai with intercontinental flights to places around India, and the majority leverage Chennai as a gateway for flights to regional cities in South India. In addition, Chennai serves as a hub for flights to Port Blair within the Andaman Islands in Southern India too.

Chennai (previously Madras) is the capital of Tamil Nadu. Chennai is home to a population of more than 7 million, which is nearly 10% of the state's population. It is among India's largest cities. The British East India Company purchased the erstwhile villages of this region, which formed Madras, and established this city in the 1600s.Chennai is fondly referred to as the "Detroit of South Asia." The town is divided into 3 parts by two major rivers. The Cooum River splits the city practically in half, while the Adyar River separates the city's southern half into two halves. The city is bisected by the ancient Buckingham Canal. It runs roughly straight to the coast. This 350-year-old town has much of its original beauty. It is now a major industrial and business centre and is also considered India's automobile capital.The city's shrines, temples, castles, and mansions beautifully blend the past with the future. One of the greatest Indian politicians, Stalin, was born in Chennai too. Since the first century, Chennai and its surrounding territory have been major governmental, military, and commercial centres. Many South Indian kingdoms reigned over this region, including the Chola, Pallava, Vijayanagara, and Pandya Empires.In 1749, the city was under British administration. The city evolved into a significant urban centre and naval base during the British administration. The city was built up across Fort Saint George, an English settlement. It gradually spread to neighbouring villages and cities. When India gained independence in 1947, Chennai was tagged the capital of Madras state, which was renamed in 1968 Tamil Nadu.

Bhubaneswar Airport, also known as Biju Patnaik International Airport (IATA Code: BBI), is an international airport in the capital of Odisha. The airport in Bhubaneswar is situated around 6 km from the city centre of Bhubaneswar. Some top airlines flying from Bhubaneswar include AirAsia, Indigo, and Thai Sky Airlines.Being connected to the majority of airports within the country, it operates with two terminals, under which Terminal 1 handles domestic flights. Terminal 2 manages international flight operations. The two terminals are connected, and passengers can easily move from one terminal to the other. The first airport terminal (Terminal 1) was instituted in 2013 with two levels, as well as services that make up an exclusive flight experience. The Bird Lounge at the airport is open 24 hours and gives passengers access to snacks, drinks, free Wi-Fi, etc.While Terminal 2 was established during the mid-1960s, it provides numerous services, such as a childrenís playground, currency exchange, restaurants, cash machines, ATMs, etc. The airport's cargo facility has reopened with sophisticated technology, and consignments may now be easily shipped to other nations. Passengers can reach the airport using public transport, trains, or taxis. Car rental services are available to and from the airport.

Bhubaneswar is Odisha's capital city and largest city. Historically, this region, mainly the ancient town, was commonly portrayed as Ekamra Khetra (kshetra or region) decorated with mango trees (ekamra). Bhubaneswar is also known as "Temple City" due to the 700 shrines that formerly stood there. In recent years, it has emerged as a significant educational centre as well as a key business location.Bhubaneswar is located near the relics of Sisupalgarh, the former capital of the Kalinga region. The Kalinga War (c. 262-261 BCE) took place at Dhauli, near Bhubaneswar, when the Mauryan emperor Ashoka attacked and captured Kalinga. One of the major comprehensive doctrines of the Mauryan Emperor, Ashoka, ranging between 272 and 236 BCE, is preserved in granite, about 8 km southwest of the city. Following the fall of the Mauryan dynasty, the territory was ruled by the Mahameghavahana empire, the most famous of which is Kharavela.Even though the current town of Bhubaneswar was created in 1948, the chronology of the territories within and around the city may be dated back to the seventh century BCE and earlier. This region is a confluence of Buddhist, Jain, and Hindu traditions, with various Kalingan temples dating from the sixth to 13th centuries CE. With Konark and Puri, it creates the 'Golden Triangle' ("Swarna Tribhuja"). These have become the most visited locations throughout eastern India.Bhubaneswar is separated geographically by western highlands and eastern lowlands, including hillocks around the northern and western regions. Kanjia Lake, located on the city's northern borders, is a nationally significant wetland.Bhubaneswar took over as the capital from Cuttack on August 19, 1949, two years after India secured independence from the British. Otto Kˆnigsberger, a German architect, developed the contemporary town in 1946. It was among the earliest projected cities in contemporary India, together with Chandigarh and Jamshedpur. Bhubaneswar and Cuttack are commonly referred to as Odisha's "twin cities." In 2011, the twin cities' merged metropolitan region had a headcount of around 1.7 million. According to United Nations estimates released in 2016, Bhubaneswar's metro region has a total of roughly one million people. Thus, Bhubaneswar is designated as a Tier 2 city.