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The Chennai International Airport (IATA code: MAA) is situated at Meenambakkam, about 21 km from the city centre. The airport is well connected by public transport. Flyers can take the Chennai Metro, suburban train from the Tirusulam railway station, inter-city bus or hire taxi, or auto rickshaw. T2 and a satellite terminal are the two new terminals being built to accommodate the increasing number of passengers, which is expected to reach 40 million passengers in the future. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) uses this airport as its regional headquarters for South India, which includes the states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala, as well as the Union territories of Puducherry and Lakshadweep. The terminal building has executive lounges, several eateries and retail businesses. In addition, there are a lot of amenities for travellers, such as pre-booked taxis, foreign currency exchange, free wi-fi access, and a passenger lounge.

The city of Chennai is the capital of Tamil Nadu. It was called Madras until 1996. The city on the Coromandel Coast serves as a significant intellectual, cultural, and economic powerhouse. It is the biggest metropolis in both areas and population in Tamil Nadu. Since the early days, Chennai had been a significant port of trade globally. Armenian and Portuguese traders resided in the city before the advent of the British in 1639. The name Madras was given to the fortification and factory that the British East India Company constructed at Madrasapattinam, which was then a fishing village. Because cotton fabric weaving was a prevalent local industry during that time, local weavers and native merchants were lured to settle in the vicinity of the fortress. A sports loving city, the Chepauk stadium has hosted several significant international cricket matches. Temples, churches, mosques, forts and palaces provide myriad architectural styles. The city is famous for its food, classical dances, Carnatic music and beaches.

Jorhat Airport, which has the IATA code of JRH, is sometimes referred to as Rowriah Airport. Not only is the Jorhat Airport an important gateway to upper Assam, but it is also an important entry point into Nagaland. The airport is located 10 km from the city centre and is connected by buses, taxis and rental cars. The airport has one domestic terminal and offers a wide range of services to ensure the comfort and convenience of passengers. These services include mobile phone charging outlets, automated teller machines, free wireless internet, foreign exchange kiosks and baggage trolleys. It also has duty free shops, restaurants and cafÈs. The airport complex is home to a number of different transportation options, some of which include bus services, taxi services, and vehicle rental agencies. Each has its wing inside the compound.

Jorhat is located in the southern part of Assam. It is one of the most critical points on the historical silk route. It is considered the most important centre for the tea industry in India. Jorhat is best known for its natural beauty and historical monuments. Being the gateway to the North East, it has numerous historical sites and monuments. Jorhat was also the last capital of the Ahom Kingdom. The Jorhat Government Museum preserves a rich collection of the pre-Independence history of Assam, original scripts and national documents. The town has witnessed a significant transformation in education, literature, art, culture and media services. It is well connected to other cities through rail, roads, and air, making it an important hub for importing and exporting goods. The climate of Jorhat is equitable throughout the year. Assamese is the local language, but residents speak English and Hindi as well. Thousands of tourists come to the city to visit the Kaziranga National Park and Majuli island, which is the largest river island in the world.