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Chennai International Airport (IATA Code: MAA), earlier called Madras International Meenambakkam Airport, was commissioned in 1948 and is one of the first airports to be constructed in India. The airport is located at Meenambakkam, 21 km from the Chennai city centre. It has three terminals. Terminal 1 is the domestic terminal (Kamaraj Terminal). It connects Chennai to 20-odd destinations within India. Terminal 2 is used for cargo. Terminals 3 (Anna Terminal) and 4 are dedicated to international arrivals and departures, respectively. They connect Chennai to over 20 international destinations. The airportís busiest international routes include Colombo, Singapore, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur, Muscat, Doha, Bangkok, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Hong Kong. The airport is well-connected to the Chennai city centre and you can reach it by bus, prepaid taxi and rented cars, which are available near the terminals. Chennai Airport is state-of-the-art and offers all the amenities needed for passenger comfort. This includes baggage services, provisions for trolleys and baggage wrapping machines, a lost & found section, ATMs, an information desk, a tourist & railway information counter, and medical care facilities. For physically challenged people, wheelchair facilities are available. The airport has shops, restaurants, and bars, where travellers can relax before or between their flights. The airport also has duty-free shops for an excellent shopping experience. Things to Keep in Mind for a Hassle-free Flying Experience Keep your photo ID at hand as you will have to produce it during the security check. If you are carrying medical equipment in your luggage that can trigger the metal detector, carry its permit with you. Make sure all electronic gadgets like laptops, lithium batteries, electronic tablets, power banks, etc, are easily accessible. You will be asked to remove these devices during a security scan. If you are carrying any liquids, make sure they do not exceed 100 ml and are tightly closed in their containers. Keep important documents, cash, expensive articles, and medicines in your hand baggage.

Earlier known as Madras, Chennai is one of Indiaís premier metropolitan cities. It is the capital of the southern state of Tamil Nadu. Located along the Bay of Bengal on Indiaís east coast, Chennai has a rich and diverse history. It was an important urban centre during the rule of the Pallava Dynasty in medieval times, and continued to be a centre of trade and commerce. It was earlier under Portuguese rule and then passed to the colonial British. Thus, Chennai has always been an important administrative and commercial centre. Chennai's historical roots also make it a hub for major religions. It has more than 600 Hindu temples. It also has several churches, including one of the most important shrines in India, called the San Thome Basilica. Dedicated to St Thomas, one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus who landed on Keralaís shores in the 1st century CE, the church is said to enclose the tomb of the saint, who is believed to have been martyred in what is present-day Chennai. The present church was built by the British in 1898. The colonial legacy is still clearly visible in Chennai, which is now also a major industrial and commercial centre. Since it is a hub for the automobile industry, Chennai is known as the ëDetroit of Indiaí. This southern city blends culture, tradition, history, and contemporary life in its own unique way. This is most visible in the coexistence of temples, forts, palaces, shrines with high-tech buildings. One of Indiaís longest beaches, Marina Beach, is located in the heart of Chennai. According to 2011 Census estimates, Chennai has a population of 4,646,732.

Indore Airport is officially called the Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport (IATA Code: IDR), and it is situated 8 km from the Indore city centre. Indore is the commercial centre of Madhya Pradesh and its airport is the busiest airport in the state. It is named after the famous 18th century Queen Ahilya Bai Holkar, of the Maratha dynasty, the Holkars, The airport was built in the pre-Independence era, in 1945, to serve Indore and surrounding regions in the state. It has since undergone many renovations. It has two terminals - one domestic and the other international. The domestic terminal can handle heavy volumes of traffic and is connected to major cities in India. The international terminal was inaugurated after 1996 when the runways underwent major expansions. A new international was made operational in 2012. Indore is connected to international destinations such as Sharjah, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok. Passenger amenities are state-of-the-art and include ATMs, food courts, retail outlets, medical care facilities, a child care room, a wheelchair facility, and a help centre. Also, taxi and bus services are available near the airport.

Indore is the most populous city in the state of Madhya Pradesh in Central India. It is the commercial heart of the state, a legacy of its role centuries ago when it was a centre of trade due to its position between the Deccan and Delhi, the capital of successive empires that ruled India. Indoreís position as a trading city was further consolidated in the early 18th century by local zamindars, or landowners. They built the Indreshwar Temple, which gave the city its name. The history of Indore is greatly influenced by the Holkar dynasty, which was founded by Malhar Rao, a general of the Marathas under the Peshwas. The Holkars later became independent rulers, independent of the Maratha Empire, before their territories were consolidated into a princely state during colonial British rule. As an industrial hub, Indore is associated with textiles, tiles, cement, chemicals, furniture, and sporting goods. It is also an engineering hub. The city also has a few noted educational institutions, such as the Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, formerly the University of Indore. The university not only has many colleges affiliated with it, but it also has many professional institutions connected to it. Indore is the only city in India that has both an IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) and an IIM (Indian Institute of Management).