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Formerly called Bajpe Airport and now known as Mangalore Airport, the cityís airport is around 7 km from the centre of Mangalore. The airport opened for business in 1951 after being inaugurated by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Mangalore Airport is the first airport to have dual tabletop runways and is atop a hill. City buses ply back and forth between the airport and the rest of the city. Travellers can use bus services for commuting between the airport and the city. In the A rrivals area of Mangalore Airport, travellers will find a prepaid taxi desk to reach nearby areas and several locations within the city.

Mangaluru, commonly known as Mangalore, is a city in the southwest of the country's Karnataka state. It is a harbour on the backwaters created by the Gurpur and Netravati rivers on the coast of the Arabian Sea. Along the Malabar Coast, Mangaluru has traditionally served as a roadstead. The city developed trading links with the Persian Gulf area in the fourteenth century, and the Portuguese took control of it in the middle of the sixteenth century. It developed into a key shipbuilding facility under the Mysore sultans in 1763, and after several sieges, it went to the British in 1799. The modern city is densely populated with coconut farms. Ships need to anchor 3 miles offshore due to sandbars in this important transshipment area. The city is the terminal of the west-coast section of the Southern Region Railway and has both private and public power plants, an airport, a national highway, and other infrastructure. Both a Lutheran Mission and a Roman Catholic pastor have their headquarters in Mangaluru.

The Indian Air Force previously had exclusive use of the airport at Kanpur, sometimes referred to as the Chakeri Air Force Station (IATA code: KNU). The airport largely opened to the public in the 1970s, marking the beginning of regular services to Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Allahabad, and Pune. While waiting for their flights, travellers can unwind at the snack bar. The airport has two X-ray baggage scanning facilities. General passenger amenities are also provided, including free trolleys, wheelchairs, a lost and found baggage desk, and wheelchair assistance for the elderly and the physically challenged.

Kanpur is in northern India's Uttar Pradesh state, in the southwest-central region. It is on the Ganga River in the Lower Ganges-Yamuna Doab, about 89 km southwest of Lucknow. Kanpur witnessed substantial growth during the British Raj (1858ñ1947) as a result of its industrialisation and strategic location. After Lucknow, it is the second most populated city in Uttar Pradesh, and its urban agglomeration is one of the biggest in India. It boasts of a major airport for domestic flights, in addition to being a major rail and transportation hub. The city is a significant economic and industrial hub and is particularly well-known for its leather sector, which has some of the biggest tanneries in the world. The Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, a university, and colleges of medicine, law, and education are all in Kanpur. A lush alluvial plain between the Ganges and Yamuna rivers surrounds the area. It receives water from the Lower Ganges Canal as well as tributaries of the two rivers. Wheat, gram, jowar, and barley are among the major crops grown here. Kanpur, one of the biggest cities in Uttar Pradesh, is a shopper's paradise known for its excellent leather goods and cotton fabrics. The city, which is dotted with several temples, churches, and mosques, has a strong spiritual energy.