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The Mumbai Airport, officially known as the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, is one of the largest airports in India. It is also one of the busiest airports ñ second in India and fourteenth in Asia. The airport has two terminals:The Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport offers numerous facilities such as restaurants and eateries, childrenís care rooms, baby strollers, prayer rooms, wheelchair assistance, lounges for business events and conferences, shopping centres, postal services, wi-fi facility, medical care centre, luggage trolleys, valet parking, play zone, ATMs, banks and other amenities.

Mumbai is often referred to as the City of Dreams. It is the capital of the state of Maharashtra, with a rich and unique history. It is situated along the west coast of Maharashtra. From the stock market to Bollywood, Mumbai is a destination with great diversity across every industry. Mumbai is home to many industrialists and film stars. Beaches like the Juhu, Versova and Girgaon Chowpatty, and the Worli Sea Face promenade are popular tourist spots.

Kanpur Airport, also known as the Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Airport, serves the Kanpur Metropolitan area in Uttar Pradesh. The airport is a former military airport that was built for the Indian Air Force. In 1970, for the first time, commercial flights began to operate from here. It is a well-connected airport that functions fully as a domestic airport. The airport offers a single domestic terminal used to operate domestic flights flying from Kanpur with a capacity of 50 for each boarding gate. Kanpur Airport has cargo handling and car parking facilities to cater to the needs of passengers. The best way to reach the airport is to rent a taxi or take the city bus.

Kanpur is one of the oldest cities in Uttar Pradesh. From medieval times till freedom, it was ruled by Hindu, Muslim, and British rulers. It is popular for its commercial and industrial hubs. Kanpur, located on the southern banks of the Ganga River, is known for its textile and leather exports.