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Kanpur Airport (IATA: KNU, ICAO: VECX), also known as the Chakeri Air Force Station, was designed specifically for the Indian Air Force. Regular flights to Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Allahabad, and Pune began in the 1970s when the airport was partially opened to the public. Passengers migrated away from Kanpur Airport since the CCS International Amausi Airport provided greater connectivity, limiting the frequency of such flights. Currently, a single domestic terminal serves domestic flights to and from Kanpur with two boarding gates. The terminal has a total capacity of 50 passengers for both arrivals and departures. The terminal, 390 square metres in size, has one check-in and one security counter. At the airport, there are two X-ray baggage scanning facilities. General passenger amenities are provided, such as free trolleys, wheelchairs, a lost and found baggage desk, and escort aid for aged and physically-challenged passengers. From the Kanpur Airport, Mahanagar Bus Sewa and other operators provide city bus services. Passengers can also take advantage of available taxi and car rental services to their desired locations.

Sometimes known as Cawnpore, Kanpur is a city in India's Uttar Pradesh state. Kanpur and Lucknow are twin cities, part of the Kanpur - Lucknow Counter Magnet Area. Kanpur, which was founded in 1803, quickly rose to prominence as one of British India's most important commercial and military centres. Kanpur serves as Uttar Pradesh's financial capital. Located on the banks of the Ganges river, it is North India's primary financial and industrial hub and the country's ninth-largest city economy. Raja Kanh Deo of the Kanhpuriya dynasty of Rajputs founded Kanhpur and made it his capital in 1207, eventually known as Kanpur. Kanpur was a major garrison town under British rule and played a significant role in the revolt of 1857. Presently, Kanpur is now known for its colonial architecture, temples, gardens, zoos, parks, and beautiful leather items that are primarily exported. Because of its textile and leather industries, the city is also known as the "Leather City of the World" and is commonly referred to as the "Manchester of the East". Kanpur is also an educational hub with premier medical institutions and the renowned IIT.

Chennai International Airport (IATA: MAA, ICAO: VOMM) was formerly called the Madras Airport. It serves the Chennai Metropolitan Area in Tamil Nadu. Located in the city's southwest, this airport is around 21 km from central Chennai. It is the third-busiest airport in India, after Delhi and Mumbai. The former terminal at Meenambakkam (Terminal 1), which is used for freight, and the two terminals at the passenger terminal complex in Tirusulam (Terminals 2 and 3), which are utilised for domestic and international passenger operations, respectively, cover a total area of 1,323 acres. Its domestic terminal is named Kamaraj Domestic Terminal, and the international terminal is named Anna International Terminal. Flights are available from Chennai International Airport to many international destinations, including Dubai, Singapore, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur, Muscat, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Bangkok, Kuwait, and Hong Kong. The facilities provided at the Chennai Airport include duty-free shops, paid porterage services, sleeping pod facilities, baggage wrapping services, Wi-Fi, self-check-in facilities, prayer rooms, postal services, inter-terminal transfers, childcare rooms, ATMs, foreign exchange services, airline ticket counters, and smoking and regular lounges.

Chennai, previously known as Madras, is the capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. One of the most popular and well-known cities in Southern India, Chennai is the largest and the most populated city in the state. It is located very close to the Bay of Bengal on the Coromandel Coast. The city also ranks as the 36th largest urban area in the world. Considered the gateway to the South, it is the cultural, social, educational, touristic, and political hub of the state. It is a true metropolitan city with a global outlook and a traditional heritage. Chennai has a rich history as one of the oldest and historically important cities in India. In ancient times, it was known as Madrasapattinam and was under the rule of different dynasties, like the Cholas, Pandiyas, and Pallavas. In 1639, the British East India Company entered Chennai and chose it as its headquarters. Later, Chennai also drew the attention of the Portuguese and the Dutch, who settled here for a brief period. Chennai is abundant in flora and fauna and has several national parks and zoos. Some of the top attractions to visit in Chennai are Marina Beach, Government Museum, Valluvar Kottam, National Art Gallery, Birla Planetarium, MGR Memorial, Elliotís Beach, Thousand Lights Mosque, Fort St George, and Ripon Building, among others.