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Tiruchirappalli International Airport, or Trichy International Airport (IATA: TRZ), is located in the Indian State of Tamil Nadu. Various domestic carriers such as AirAsia, IndiGo, Air India, Sri Lankan Airlines, Malindo Air, and Scoot Airlines operate here. This airport is located around 5 km south of the city centre, on National Highway 336. It has two adjacent terminals. Considered as one of the fastest-growing airports in India, several key passenger services are available here. After Chennai and Coimbatore International Airports, the Tiruchirappalli airport is the 3rd largest in the State, in terms of passenger and cargo traffic. The old terminal has been converted into an international cargo complex. At the same time, the integrated terminals are used for both domestic and international flights.

Located on the banks of River Kaveri, Tiruchirappalli is also known as Tiruchi or Trichy. It is one of the oldest inhabited cities in the country. Its written history dates back to the third century BC, when it was ruled by the Cholas. In 1225 AD, it was occupied by Hoysala and was later ruled by Pandyas until the Mughals took over. Since then, various historical dynasties and imperialists have reigned over this city. Tiruchirappalli has seen the rise and fall of many generations of great rulers. Therefore, this city is steeped in history.After India was declared independent, the archaeologically significant town of Uraiyur was named Tiruchirappalli. Tamil is the primary language spoken in this city. At the same time, English is also commonly spoken here. You can visit several historical monuments and impressive temples in this city. The residents of Trichy are very religious and humble. Sambar, Kootu, Parupu, Rasam, Poriyal, Moru, and Appalam are the popular foods you must try in Tiruchirappalli.

The Coimbatore International Airport (IATA: CJB) is the main airport in this area and the third-largest in the state of Tamil Nadu. It is located in Peelamedu, approximately 10 km away from Coimbatore city. This airport has only one passenger terminal. It features a single runway that is 2,970 m long. Currently, the airport has 9 parking bays and utilises an Instrument Landing System. In 2010, new domestic and international sections were introduced to the existing common terminal.The parking management system of the airport can accommodate around 300 cars. The airport has two hangars. One of these hangars houses Coimbatore Flying Club planes, while the other is used to park private carriers.The Coimbatore Airport also offers various services to its passengers. These include luggage carts, tourist information counters, ATMs, security-check booths, child care rooms, services for the disabled, lost and found section, and medical first aid facilities.

Coimbatore is often called Kovai or ëManchester of South India,í because of its thriving textile and cotton industry. Situated on the banks of the Noyyal River and surrounded by the Western Ghats, it is one of the largest cities in Tamil Nadu, India. Coimbatore city is the administrative capital of the Coimbatore district. In 1930, Coimbatore became renowned for the hydroelectricity plant at Pykara falls. It led to a boom in the cotton industry of Coimbatore. This city supplies nearly half of the electric requirements related to pumps and motors in India. Therefore, Coimbatore is also called the 'Pump City.' You will find a ëlocal Indian-cosmopolitaní atmosphere in this city, because of a sizable number of residents who migrated here from Northern and Western parts of India. Kongu Tamil is the primary language spoken in Coimbatore; other spoken languages include English, Malayalam, Kannada, and Telugu.It is also one of the largest urban agglomerations in the country. Coimbatore is a significant city known for its bustling textile industry, commercial activities, educational facilities, healthcare amenities, motor pump sets, IT sector, foundries, and automobile factories. It is one of the fast-growing cities in India.