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Chennai International Airport (IATA Code: MAA), also known as the Meenambakkam Airport, is the 49th-busiest airport in Asia and the 6th-busiest in India. It serves the city of Chennai in Tamil Nadu and its metropolitan area. The airport became operational in 1985, and international flights started in 1989. It handled 9.5 million passengers between April 2021 and March 2022. Chennai Airport has three terminals. The first one is a domestic terminal, which has airline carriers such as IndiGo, SpiceJet, Go First, Alliance Air, etc., connecting to cities such as Mumbai, Hyderabad, Coimbatore, Bengaluru, New Delhi, Kochi, etc. The second terminal is an international terminal connecting to destinations such as Colombo, Dubai, Doha, Muscat, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, and Kuwait. Some important facilities provided by the airport include baggage wrapping, wheelchair services for senior citizens and the differently-abled. There are reserved and executive lounges available, book stalls, handicraft shops, and several eateries such as restaurants, snack bars, tea & coffee joints, juice counters, etc. Duty-free shops are also available at Chennai Airport. The city bus stand is located 23 km away from the airport, which can connect to several locally desired destinations. The Chennai Railway Station is located about 19 km away from the airport, which can be used by passengers to connect to major Indian cities. Some good hotels near the airport are Hilton, Trident, The Mount Manor, NK Grand Park, Crossway Parklane, etc.

Chennai is a prominent metropolitan city in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is located on the Coromandel Coast in the Bay of Bengal and is the capital city of the state and is known as the ëGateway to South India.í It was known as Madras during the British Rule before being renamed Chennai. Its name was derived from a leader from the Vijayanagar dynasty named Chennappa Nayaka. Chennai was ruled by several dynasties such as the Pallavas, Cholas, Pandyas, and the Vijayanagris. The British took over in the 18th century and made it a naval base, post which Chennai was the only Indian city that was attacked during World War I. Chennai is a major cultural and administrative centre of Tamil Nadu. Since 2017, it has been added to the UNESCO Creative Cities Network for its rich musical tradition. Chennai is also added to the 100 cities to be developed as smart cities under the Smart Cities Mission. The Madras High Court building is the second-biggest judicial structure across the globe after London. The period from November to February is considered the best time to visit the city. Temperature ranges between 20∞C and 25∞C during this time, and the climate remains pleasant for travelling during the day. Summers are hot and humid and with the temperature touching 40∞C. Chennai receives plenty of rainfall and strong winds during the monsoons. Tamil is the primary language spoken in Chennai. It is also the home of the world-famous dance form of Bharatnatyam. Carnatic music shows also form an important part of the cityís culture along with theatre and plays. Serving food is perceived as a virtuous act in Chennai and some local delicacies include dosa, idli, and uttapam, along with sambar and varieties of chutney. Rice is the staple food of the city.

Dibrugarh Airport (IATA Code: DIB), located 15 km away from Dibrugarh city, is the only airport serving Upper Assam. It also provides services to the neighbouring state, Arunachal Pradesh. The airport is spread over 386 acres and is the fourth-busiest airport in Northeast India and the 42nd-busiest in India. It became operational in 1950. Prominent airline carriers such as Alliance Air, IndiGo, FlyBig, Vistara, and Air India operate via the airport. Dibrugarh Airport connects to prominent Indian cities such as New Delhi, Kolkata, Siliguri, Imphal, Agartala, Pasighat, Guwahati, Tezu, etc. It has a capacity to handle 500 people at one go and has two aerobridges, becoming only the third airport after Kolkata and Guwahati to house an aerobridge. There are four boarding gates, including 10 check-in counters and two security checks. Dibrugarh Airport provides facilities such as telephone booths, a security hold area, free trolleys, wheelchairs, childcare rooms, lost and found counters, and medical facilities. Wheelchair services for senior citizens and the physically challenged are available at the airport, along with VIP waiting rooms. Dibrugarh Public Bus Station, which connects to various local destinations, is located about 15 km from the airport. Dibrugarh Railway Station is located about 14 km away, which connects to other Indian cities. Some good hotels near the airport include Manohari The Tea Retreat, The Camellia Resort, The Convoy Hotel, Hotel Tree Fern, etc.

Dibrugarh is located in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, along the valley of the Brahmaputra River. It is located 439 km from the stateís capital of Guwahati and is an up and coming industrial and communications hub of North East India. It is popularly known as the ëTea Cityí of India because of the presence of several tea plantations in the city. Dibrugarhís name is derived from ëDibarumukh,í a famous Ahom encampment. The British arrived in Dibrugarh in 1826 and made it an administrative and commercial centre in Upper Assam. During World War II, it served as a principal military base and a transit camp for the Burma evacuees. It became an independent Assamese district in 1971. Winters are the best time to visit Dibrugarh as the climate is pleasant and the temperature is between 10∞C and 25∞C. The cold air, misty views, and picturesque views in this season make for great sightseeing. The city receives plentiful rainfall, and the monsoon may not be an ideal time to visit. Summers are very hot, with the temperature touching 35∞C, and it is best to avoid visiting the city in this season. People in Dibrugarh are a mix of the traditional and the modern. A dance form named Sattriya is also extremely popular in the city. Some local delicacies include masor tenga, khar, mas, mangkho, and laroo pitha. The festival of Bihu is the most prominent festival of Dibrugarh.