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The Vishakhapatnam Airport (IATA code: VTZ), also known as Vizag Airport, is located within a base of the Indian Navy, known as INS Dega. Originally a customs airport, it is located about 7 km from the city centre of Visakhapatnam. The airport has two terminals, which can handle 700 travellers at a time.The Vishakhapatnam Airport operates via ground air support as it does not have any towers. The airport has facilities such as hi-tech baggage services, lounges, shops, restaurants, helpdesks, ATMs, restrooms, and so on. Passengers arriving at Visakhapatnam Airport can travel via cab or bus to their desired location from the airport. The Sahar Nagar bus stand is located 18.5 km from the airport, while the city railway station is located 7 km away.

Visakhapatnam, also known as Vizag, is a coastal port city located in Andhra Pradesh, off the coast of the Bay of Bengal. Historically, one can trace the origins of Visakhapatnam to when it was a part of the ancient Kalinga kingdom. Owing to its location off the coast of the Bay of Bengal, the city transformed into a hub for trade with Middle East nations and Rome.Local legend suggests Visakhapatnam derived its name from a king who was on his way to Varanasi as a pilgrim. As he rested in the town, the king was so enchanted by the beauty of the place that he built a shrine named ëVishakhaí. It was built to the south of what is known today as Lawson's Bay. Although the shrine is now believed to have been washed away by the sea, the city derived its name from the same, after adding 'patnam', which means city. Thus, the name Visakhapatnam translates into the 'city of Vishakha'.Visakhapatnam was ruled by several rulers, such as the Gajapatis of Odisha, the Nawabs of Golconda, and the Reddys of Kondaveedu, and the French took control of the province at the beginning of the 19th century. During the French occupation, the port of Visakhapatnam was used by French, Dutch and other European merchants to trade valuable items such as muslin and ivory.Today, Visakhapatnam, along with its scenic beaches and historical sites, has evolved into a town famous for housing one of India's deepest and major seaports and the Eastern Naval Command of the Indian Navy.

The Dibrugarh Airport (IATA code: DIB) is located at a distance of about 16 km from the town of Dibrugarh. This airport has a single terminal that operates domestic flights and can handle 250 passengers at a time.The airport has several facilities such as free medical assistance in case of emergencies, duty-free shops, restaurants, and cafes. It also has an information desk for passengers. Passengers arriving at Dibrugarh can use public transport, a taxi, or a car to commute from the airport to the city.

Dibrugarh is an industrial city located in Upper Assam and bifurcated by the Brahmaputra River. Dibrugarh derives its name from Dibramukh; the Dibru prefix is believed to have been derived from either the Dibaru river, whereas the term 'Garh' refers to a fort, indicating the former military history of the place. Today, Dibrugarh is called the Tea City of India. The tea estates, the Brahmaputra River, and the surrounding hills make Dibrugarh a naturally beautiful place to visit.