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The Madurai Airport was established in 1957. Located in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, the airport serves the city of Madurai and surrounding areas. The airport is located 13 km from the main market and can be accessed by cabs and buses. The Madurai Airport is India's 36th busiest airport in terms of passenger and aircraft traffic. The airport has two terminals. The old terminal has been converted into a cargo one, and the new terminal manages both domestic and international flight operations. The airport has services such as lounges, restaurants, waiting rooms, smoking rooms, etc., for travellers.

Madurai is a key transportation hub for South India, with roads and railway lines going in and out of the city. The Madurai Airport is located to the immediate south of the city and serves both domestic and international flights. A great deal of large-scale industrial activity takes place in the cityís suburbs. Cotton spinning and weaving, transportation equipment production, tobacco, and sugar are the regionís primary industries. Traditional silk and cotton weaving that has made Madurai famous since time immemorial are relevant even today.

When travelling from Jaipur to Madurai, you will board your flight from the Jaipur International Airport. The Jaipur Airport is located in the suburbs of Sanganer, about 13 km from the city. One can get to the airport via cabs and buses. The Jaipur Airport has two terminalsóTerminal 1 services domestic flights, and Terminal 2 operates international flights. The airport also has facilities such as premium lounges, coffee shops, restaurants, waiting rooms, etc., for travellers. According to the Airports Council International, the Jaipur International Airport has been named the World's Best Airport in the category of 2 to 5 Million Passengers Per Year for 2015 and 2016. In terms of the daily scheduled flights, Jaipur Airport is the 11th busiest airport in India.

Jaipur was constructed in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh as Jaipur's capital in place of Amber (Amer), a fortified town, now a part of the city (founded by the Rajputs in the 12th century CE). Jaipur is rich in history and culture. It offers tourists exceptional palaces such as Hawa Mahal and Jal Mahal. It also has forts such as Nahargarh and Amargarh forts from where tourists can see the city in all its glory. Jewellery-making, enamel, metalwork, printed fabrics, and stone, marble, and ivory carvings are some of Jaipur's best-known crafts.