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Ahmedabad Airport (IATA: AMD), also known as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, is located 10 km from the city centre in the Hansol region. It is the only international airport in Gujarat state and is named after the great freedom fighter and former Deputy Prime Minister of India. The airport was opened in 1937. Initially, it was a domestic airport, but later, it became an international one in 2000. The airport was awarded the National Structural Steel Design and Construction Award in 2011. Domestic and international flights are operated by prominent airlines. Services for the passengers include childcare rooms, wheelchairs, medical care, paramedic facilities, Wi-Fi access, STD and ISD booths, luggage trolleys, charging points, and ATMs. There are several retail stores, duty-free stores, bookshops, and cafeterias. Car rental services are available outside the terminals. Public transport like buses and auto rickshaws can also be availed. Luxury hotels and affordable accommodations are located close to the airport.

Ahmedabad city is located in the eastern part of Gujarat on either side of the Sabarmati River. The city is known for its rich culture and heritage and is one of the most important cities in Gujarat. The city was founded in 1411 by Sultan Ahmad Shah, the Muslim ruler of Gujarat. In 1572, Akbar conquered the city, placing it under Mughal rule. After the Mughals, the Marathas ruled Ahmedabad, followed by the British. Ahmedabad became the temporary capital of Gujarat state in 1960 before Gandhinagar became the permanent one. Later, in 1960, it became the capital of Gujarat again. Most of the people in Ahmedabad are Hindus, followed by Muslims, Jains, and Christians. They mainly speak Gujarati, along with Hindi and English. Ahmedabad celebrates important festivals like Holi, Eid, Diwali, Navratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, and Christmas. Typical Gujarati cuisine, including Gujarati thali, is trendy in the city. Other food items like thepla, dhokla, kadhi, and pickles are included in the regional cuisine.

Jamnagar airport (IATA code: JGA), also known as Govardhanpur Airport, is located 7 km from the city centre. The Indian Air Force operates Jamnagar Airport. The Jamnagar-based Jaguar Squadron was voted Best Squadron in 2006, and Jamnagar Air Base was voted The Best Air Base of 2006. It is the sole airport in Gujarat with two runways, and it permits both private and commercial flights. Assistance for the elderly and wheelchairs are available for passengers. Apart from that, a lounge with a cafeteria, small food stalls, and refreshments are there for the passengers while they travel. Jamnagar Bus Station is at a distance of 7 km from the airport, and the railway station is also close to the airport. Taxi services are easily accessible, and various hotels are situated around the airport.

Jamnagar is a city in southwest Gujarat, India. It is located in the Gulf of Kutch in the Arabian Sea, northwest of the Kathiawar Peninsula. The city is known as the Jewel of Kathiawar. Jamnagar was founded in 1540 and was the capital of the (former) state of Nawanagar. Modern Jamnagar was formed in 1949 under Jam Sri Digvijaysinhji, who was responsible for the unification of the princely states. People of Jamnagar majorly follow Hinduism, Islam, and Jainism. They speak Gujarati, Kathiawadi, and Kutchi languages throughout the city. Festivals like Makar Sankranti, Holi, Mahashivratri, Diwali, and Navratri are celebrated with full enthusiasm in the city. Gujarati sweets and savoury snacks are essentials of Jamnagar cuisine. Paan, made from betel leaf and an assortment of various accompaniments, is one of the most famous food items in the city.