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The Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (IATA: LKO) is located within the city of Lucknow at Amausi. The airport is the second largest and busiest in Northern and Central India, ranking just behind Indira Gandhi International Airport of New Delhi, and the thirteenth busiest airport in all of India. The distance between the city's major train station and the airport is only 10 Km. Lucknow Airport operates flights to several major cities in India including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Patna and Hyderabad. Domestic flights are operated mainly by Air India, IndiGo, and Go First. It also provides connectivity to several international destinations in the Middle East. There are two terminals at Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport. The first building, Terminal 1, is very similar to Charbagh Railway Station in terms of design. It was designed exclusively for domestic flight operations, but after the construction of the second terminal, it also serves international passengers. Terminal 2 was opened in May 2012 and domestic flight operations were shifted here. Many facilities like duty-free shops, currency exchange counters, information desks, ATMs, Cash machines, drinking water, luggage storage etc are available at Lucknow Airport.

Lucknow is the capital of the state of Uttar Pradesh. Seeped in culture and heritage, Lucknow is India's seventh-largest metropolis and is considered second only to Delhi in regional importance. The literacy rate in Lucknow is also significantly higher than the state's average. All this has ensured its position as a centre of commerce, industry, research, and tourism. Present-day Lucknow is a fusion of the ancient and the modern, co-existing to give the city a unique flavour. Lucknow gained notoriety in the 18th century as the residence of the Nawabs of Awadh. One would expect monuments and buildings to be spread across a city with as rich a history as Lucknowís but somehow many of the cityís structures are past their prime and many others were destroyed. Thanks to its rich history though, Lucknow boasts of a delectable cuisine fit for Nawabs. Tourists come here from far and wide to eat their heartís fill and also immerse themselves in the history of the city.

Dimapur Airport (IATA: DMU), which was constructed during World War II, is situated at milepost three (NH 29 formerly known as NH 39). It serves as the gateway to not only Nagaland but a large part of the Northeast and is the only airport in the state. The airport has a single domestic terminal with only one boarding gate. The terminal can accommodate 350 arrivals and 200 departures simultaneously. The Dimapur Airport terminal spread over an area of 3,583 square metres has 2 check-in counters for passengers' convenience. Dimapur Airport operates flights to several Indian cities including Dibrugarh, Kolkata, Delhi, Patna, and Hyderabad. In terms of connectivity, the Nagaland state bus terminal is just 8 Km from the airport, while the train station is about 7 Km away. From the airport, travellers can use regular taxi services, buses, or private vehicles to get to their destination. Free trolleys, assistance for senior citizens and the physically disabled, a lost and found counter, wheelchairs, medical facilities, taxis, buses, etc. are available at the airport.

Dimapur, the gateway to Nagaland, is a captivating region in the Northeast and a must-see tourism destination. In Naga, Dimapur means "the city beside a huge river". Dimapur was once the seat of government for the Kachari tribe and remnants of those times can still be seen. It is bordered on one side by the Dhansiri River and the other by woody meadows. Besides the breathtaking natural beauty, there are numerous temples and monuments here too. Dimapur may be an archaeologistís delight for its past glory, but today it is an important economic hub of the region. Travellers use Dimapur as a jumping-off point for exploring other neighbouring Himalayan places like Tibet, Shillong, Jorhat, and Imphal. The best time to explore the city is from October to May.