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The name of Indore's Airport is Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport. It is a customs airport that serves Indore and its nearby regions. It is 8 km west of Indore and is Central India's busiest airport.Indore airport is named after Indore's Maharani Ahilya Bail Holkar of the Maratha Empire's Holkar dynasty. The Airports Council International selected Indore's Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport as the best airport under the 20 lakh annual passenger footfall category in 2017. In addition, the Worlds Standardisation Certification was bestowed to Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport on 9 April 2018. The Indore airport began its 24x7 operation with night landing facilities on 24 March 2018.In 1935, after consultation with Nevill Vintcent from Messrs Tata and Sons (Aviation Department), the Holkar State Administration chose the Bijasan site for constructing the airport. In July 1948, air services began from Indore to Delhi, Mumbai and Gwalior. In 1950, the airport was handed over to the Government of India under the Central Financial Integration Scheme. Moreover, the airport has received approval for operating international flights, thus making it the first international airport in Madhya Pradesh.

Indore is a city located in the western region of Madhya Pradesh. The name Indore is derived from Indreshwar Temple. Local landowners of the trade market situated on the Narmada River valley route founded Indore in 1715. Then, it became the capital of the princely state of the Maratha Holkars. It also served as the Madhya Bharat's summer capital and British Central India Agency's capital before forming a part of Madhya Pradesh. Cenotaphs or Krishnapura Chhatris, dedicated to the city's Holkar rulers, lie on the Khan River's bank.Indore is Madhya Pradesh's most populous city. It is also the chief industrial and commercial centre of western Madhya Pradesh. The primary industries of Indore include the manufacturing of tile, textiles, cement, tents, chemicals, sporting goods and furniture. Other sectors include metalworks, grain milling, engineering, and auto and cycle workshops. In addition, some traditional industries like hand-loom weaving and pottery making continue to flourish.Indore has an airport for domestic flights, a rail junction and a trunk road. Devi Ahilya University, founded in 1964, is the University of Indore with many affiliated colleges and constituents like Indore Christian College, Holkar Science College, etc. Indore also has various allopathic and ayurvedic training institutes and hospitals, the Indian Institute of Management and the Atomic Centre for Advanced Technology.Famous artists Muqbool Fida Husain and Shridhar Bendre attended the country's oldest art school, the Vishnu Deolalikar Art School in Indore. Indore is also a centre of Indian classical music. The city is also home to Indore's oldest park, the Nehru Park, which has a library, a swimming pool and a recreation centre.

Jabalpur Airport, also known as Dumna airport, lies 25 km east of the central city. It is Madhya Pradesh's third busiest airport in aircraft and passenger movement. The airport is being upgraded by the Airportís Authority of India to provide better services to the region's air travellers. Jabalpur Airport serves Madhya Pradesh's eastern region - the Mahakaushal region. The airport covers an area of 960 acres. IndiGo, Alliance Air and SpiceJet operate scheduled flight services from and to Jabalpur.Jabalpur Airport was built during the British era. The Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force operated the airport in the 1930s for a short period before and during World War II. It was commonly called the Jubbulpore Aerodrome, and until the 1960s, it had a dirt runway.

Jabalpur, also known as Jubbulpore, is the central city of the central Indian state, Madhya Pradesh. It lies in a rocky basin surrounded by low hills dotting lakes and temples north of the Narmada River. One of the hills has an old Gond castle named Madan Mahal, built around 1100 CE by King Madan Singh. In 1781, the Maratha confederacy selected Jabalpur as its headquarters. Later on, the British commission made it the Narmada and Saugor territory's headquarters. Finally, in 1864, Jabalpur became a municipality.Jabalpur lies on a central rail and road junction and is one of the most populated cities of Madhya Pradesh. It also serves as military headquarters, with an ordnance factory, an ammunition depot and a central gun-carriage factory. Jabalpur's primary industries are sawmilling, food processing and various other manufacturing divisions. The state's high court is in Jabalpur. It also has various private and public higher education institutions, such as Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural University (established in 1964). Jabalpur has produced many authors, publishers and printers in English, Hindi, and Urdu and has long been a hub of academic, artistic, social, and political activities.Haveli, Jabalpur's surrounding region, is a highly fertile land on the western end of the Narmada River valley. It is known for growing wheat. Few other essential crops include oilseeds, rice, gram (chickpeas) and jowar (grain sorghum).Extensive deposits of bauxite, iron ore, clay, limestone, fireclay, feldspar, steatite, ochre and manganese have been found in Jabalpur. The river Narmada runs south-southwest for 18 km. It forms the Dhuandhar waterfall and passes through the marble rocks.