Hyderabad to Bilaspur Flights

The Bilasa Devi Kevat Airport, better known as Bilaspur Airport (IATA Code: PAB), is situated 10 km south of Bilaspur, at Chakarbhata. The oldest airport in Chattisgarh was built in Bilaspur by the Royal Air Force. In the 1980s, Vayudoot used the airport to offer flights to Indore, Nagpur, Pune and Delhi. Currently, the airport has commercial flights to Bhopal, Delhi, Jabalpur, and Prayagraj. By approving the conversion of the former terminal building into a cargo complex, the Airport Authority of India has also made it possible for the airport to begin operating air cargo services.

Bilaspur is a town in the state of Chhattisgarh in Central India. The Arpa River is the lifeline of this town. Bilaspur is an important centre for the production of electricity in India and has a major power plant of the Power Grid Corporation of India located here. The town has a good network of railways as it is one of the major railway junctions. On public demand, a new railway zone was created in 2003 which serves as the headquarters of the South East Central Railway zone. The headquarters of the South Eastern Coalfields Limited, a public secretary company that owns coal mines across Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, is also located here. Additionally, Bilaspur contributes to the nation's steel production in the industrial sector as well. Apart from coal, electricity, and the railways, Bilaspur is also known for its Tasar silk sarees made in the village of Kosa, situated 34 km from the city. The flavourful Doobraj rice variety is also grown in Bilaspur and other districts in the state. According to local folk tales, the city got its name from a fisherwoman named ëBilasaí. The region has an interesting history. It was the capital of the Gond Kingdom which ruled Central India for 200 years from the 14th century AD until captured by Marathas. Ratanpur is one such significant historic town situated 25 km south of Bilaspur. Winter, which lasts from November to February, is the ideal time to visit Bilaspur as the weather is pleasant. The summers are extremely hot here. The Rawat Nach Mahotsav is a folk dance festival of Bilaspur celebrated by the Rawat tribes.

The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (IATA Code: HYD) in Hyderabad is located 22 km from the city centre. It opened in 2008 and took over as Hyderabad's primary international airport, replacing Begumpet Airport. It is named after the former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. The Airport has a single, consolidated terminal for both domestic and international flight passengers for both arrivals and departures. All passengers use the same entrance and exit locations. The airport also has a terminal specifically for Hajj pilgrims. Because it is a private and exclusive terminal, other passengers are not allowed to use it. Another terminal is used exclusively for cargo operations. A number of options for transportation are available to get you from the airport to the city. The Pushpak Airport Liner is a luxurious vehicle operated by the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation. These air-conditioned buses run from the airport to several important locations in the city. These are cost-effective transportation choices for travellers on their way in and out.

Hyderabad is the largest and most populated city in the south-central Indian state of Telangana. It is the main urban hub for the whole south-central heartland of India. Hyderabad served as the state capital of Andhra Pradesh from 1956 until 2014, when Telangana was created from Andhra Pradesh. At that time, Hyderabad was renamed to serve as the capital of both the states. Telangana is one of India's most technologically advanced states, with Hyderabad as its capital. Bhagyanagaram was the old name of this city. Hyderabad is also known as the "city of pearls'' because a significant amount of pearl trading comes from this area of the state. Built in 1591, Hyderabad was established with the Charminar at its centre. With the addition of a new northern suburb on the Musi River, the Army Cantonment at Secunderabad and a thriving high-tech estate known as Cyberabad, it has expanded far beyond the original city walls. Hyderabad, a significant highland region of the Deccan, is situated on the Musi River at the centre of the Telangana Plateau. The city is situated in a relatively level area at an elevation of 1,600 ft in contrast to the gradually rolling landscape around it. The region experiences a warm to hot monsoonal climate with average yearly precipitation.