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Goa, one of India's smallest states in terms of land size, is served by the Goa International Airport (IATA code GOI). The airport is situated in Dabolim, close to the coastal city of Vasco Da Gama. It is around 30 km from Panaji, the state capital, and 23 km from Margao. Due to its geographic position, it is more commonly referred to as the Dabolim Airport. The Portuguese developed the airport around the 1950s. After Goa was liberated, the Indian Naval Forces took control of it. The State Government of Goa and the Indian Navy jointly own the airport, which is now used for both commercial and naval aircraft traffic. Goa is a popular tourist destination that draws visitors from all over the world. Goa International Airport is consequently one of the busiest in India. A new airport named Mopa International Airport (IATA code GOX) is expected to start commercial operations beginning by the end of 2022. Goa's Dabolim Airport is conveniently located near popular tourist destinations. Major cities like Bombay, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Calcutta, and many others are connected to this airport. Airlines that operate flights to and from this airport include IndiGo, Go First, and SpiceJet. Dabolim Airport is also connected to many foreign cities, including Moscow, Doha, Muscat, Sharjah, and Doha. Air Asia, Qatar Airways, Air Arabia, etc., provide services on international routes. The airport has free luggage carts, escalators, and elevators for passengers. In addition, it has many currency exchange desks for their convenience.

The smallest state in India, Goa, is situated on the Konkan Coast. Goa was under the rule of the Portuguese for 450 years till it was incorporated into India on December 19, 1961. The name Goa was taken from the Sanskrit name 'Gomantak' in the later Vedic period, as mentioned in the Hindu epic 'Mahabharata'. Goa, Gove, or Gowapura were the other names of this port city located near the banks of the Mandovi River. The Portuguese developed and made Old Goa their capital. It was earlier a part of the Mauryan empire in the third-century BC. The Kadamdas, Silharas, Kings of the Deccan, Chaukyans, Kings of Vijaynagar, and lastly, the Portuguese, who were the most successful of all, ruled Goa. The Portuguese came to India in 1498 and quickly established a trading settlement here for the sole purpose of trading cotton and spices. They eventually ruled Goa after the Portuguese commanding officer, Alfonso de Albuquerque, overthrew the ruling Bijapur kings on behalf of a local ruler. Today Goa is blessed with many attractions, such as miles of golden palm-lined beaches, beautiful countryside, exquisite cathedrals, temples, forts, and monuments. Goa is a unique synthesis of eastern and western cultures where visitors can participate in many festivals and celebrations. It is a popular tourist destination all year round due to its tropical climate.

The Indian Air Force previously had exclusive control of Kanpur Airport, sometimes called the Chakeri Air Force Station. The IATA code for Kanpur Airport is KNU. The airport was opened to the public in the 1970s, with regular flight service to Delhi, Calcutta, Bombay, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Allahabad, and Pune. Commercial flights to and from Kanpur operate out of a single domestic terminal with two boarding gates. The terminal has a capacity of handling 100 passengers at a time. The 390 sq m terminal has one security counter and one check-in counter. The airport has two X-ray baggage screening facilities, free trolleys, wheelchair facilities, a lost and found luggage desk, and assistance for the elderly and differently-abled. From the Kanpur Airport, city bus services are provided by Mahanagar Bus Sewa and independent operators. Additionally, travellers can also use regular taxis and car rental services.

Kanpur is situated on the banks of the Ganges in Uttar Pradesh, India. One of the biggest cities in Uttar Pradesh, Kanpur, is also known for its excellent leather products, betel leaf and cotton fabrics. The city is dotted with several temples, churches, and mosques. Kanpur, initially called Kanhpur, was established by Raja Hindu Singh of the Sachendi state and is located around 80 km from Lucknow, the state capital. It saw substantial growth during British rule (1858ñ1947) due to its industrialisation and strategic location. It also played a crucial part in the first Indian rebellion against British rule, the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857. It is a major rail hub and has an operational airport. The city is a significant economic and industrial hub and is particularly well-known for its leather sector, which features some of the biggest tanneries in the world.