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Spread over about 310 acres of land, Jabalpur Airport is a domestic airport that serves Jabalpur. Moreover, the other name of the airport is Dumna Airport. SpiceJet, IndiGo, and Air India provide daily flights from this airport, and it is also well-connected to various important cities and metropolises in India. Furthermore, JLR is the IATA code for Jabalpur Airport, and it has only one terminal. The airport carries only domestic operations. Apart from it, a closed-circuit television, public announcement system, baggage handling system, and lounge facilities are also available at the airport, along with other world-class amenities. Additionally, regular development projects are carried out regularly to enhance the facilities of the airport. As of now, discussions are going on to expand the airport on additional 300+ acres of land, making the total area around 760 acres.

Jabalpur is a beautiful city in Madhya Pradesh. The city, formerly named Jubbulpore during British rule, is now known as Jabalpur. Situated on the banks of the Narmada River, Jabalpur is famous for its ancient historical monuments and beautiful parks. The city is believed to b e named after the sage Jabali. Several folklore claims that the name comes from jabal or boulders that were common here. Jabalpur has a colourful history and was the capital of the Gond monarchs and known as Tripuri. It was ruled by many dynasties, including the Gupta and Mauryan empires. The Kalchuri dynasty co nquered Jabalpur in AD 875. The Gonds, Mughals, and Marathas came later. The British took control over this city in 1817. Presently, the city is developing at a rapid pace in terms of infrastructure. The army headquarters of five states (Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Bihar, and Jharkhand) is in Jabalpur. It is also known for its wood-cutting, furniture-making, and glassware industries. There are many things to explore in Jabalpur, including jungle treks, speed boating, birdwatching, and nature exploration.

Biju Patnaik International Airport (IATA code: BBI), located 3 km from the heart of Bhubaneswar, honours the famous pilot and freedom fighter of the same name. The airport in Bhubaneswar has excellent connections to important cities, including Chennai, Varanasi, Nagpur, and Kolkata, and is served by practically all major airlines. It has two terminals: a local passenger terminal and an international terminal for flights to and from other countries. Moreover, Terminal 1 has a total area of 18240 sq km. Capacity-rated land area was suitable for 400 persons. Terminal 2 measures 5177.50 sq km and can accommodate around of 200 passengers. The authorities have taken the job of providing adequate amenities and facilities seriously. Bhubaneswar Airport offers travellers the highest level of safety possible with the use of c heckpoints, security checkpoints, baggage scanners, luggage scanners, and CCTVs. Moreover, medical facilities, a childcare room, tourist information counters, ATMs, and restaurants available to travellers. Major airlines such as AirAsia India-I5, Vistara-UK, IndiGo-6E, Air India-AI, and Go First-G8 have hubs at this airport.

Bhubaneswar is still very much one of Orissa's most historic cities. It is also known as the ë Temple City of Indiaí due to its status as a haven for people of all faiths. Even though the rest of the state has been rapidly urbanising, this are a has managed to hold on to its simplicity. It is a great choice for people who want to spend some time in a peaceful, heavenly atmosphere, love the outdoors, or need to recharge. While the majority of the population speaks Odia, Hindi and English are also spoken extensively. The city is also home to people of many different cultural backgrounds. It is also believed that Bhubaneswar is home to around 7,000 temples. The Mukteswara, Lingaraja, and Brahmeswara temples are only a few examples. Other than that, Bhubaneswar is home to a plethora of exciting places to take the whole family. I ndira Gandhi Park, Nehru Park, and the Khandagiri Hills are some beautiful green spaces.