Kanpur to Vijayawada Flights

Vijayawada Airport (IATA: VGA) serves Vijayawada and the surrounding region. The airport is situated at Gannavaram on NH 16, which connects the cities of Kanpur and Kolkata. The airport is about 25 km from Vijayawada city. This airport served as an army base during World War II. It was later converted into a civilian airport. Vijayawada Airport has a single terminal that currently operates only domestic flights. It can manage around 50 passengers from arrivals and departures each. The Airports Authority of India has taken up the expansion project to make this airport more suitable for international flight operations. Vijayawada airport operates flights to cities throughout the country including New Delhi, Mumbai, Kanpur, Coimbatore, Bengaluru, and Tirupati. Some of the facilities provided at the airport include baggage trolleys, wheelchairs, a first-aid room, medical assistance, VIP lounges, a childcare room, lost and found baggage counter, ATMs, restaurants, and snack bars. Car rental services and shuttle services to the nearest bus stand, which is around 2 km away, are available at Vijayawada airport. State and city bus services are also easily accessible transport options provided at Vijayawada airport.

Vijayawada was known as Bezwada in the olden days. It is located on the banks of the River Krishna in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The word 'Vijaya' means victory, which is why the name 'Vijayawada' translates to the ëCity of Victoryí. The city grows some of the finest varieties of mangoes and is also known for pickle-making. Vijayawada is a commercial centre and has several educational institutions earning it the sobriquet, 'Vidyalawada,' which means the ëCity of Education.' Vijayawada has a unique railway network and one of the largest railway stations in the country. It connects the city with major cities across South and North India. Vijayawada is also a great tourist destination because it is a multi-faceted city consisting of ancient caves, beautiful temples, lush green parks, renowned museums, towering forts, and lavish malls. Some of the must-try dishes of Vijayawada include mirchi bajjis, boorelu, killi, and Andhra-style kebabs and tikka. The best time to visit Vijayawada is during the winter season, from October to March. This is because the winters in Vijayawada are mild while the summers can be hot and humid here.

Given that Kanpur Airport was originally intended for use by the Indian Air Force, it continues to be referred to as Chakeri Air Force Station. The first commercial flights from this airport didn't launch until 1970. It started serving commercial flights a domestic airport in 2004. Kanpur airport connects Kanpur with most of the major cities across the nation. In order to accommodate bigger passenger aircrafts and cargo-handling capabilities the airport, the Airport Authority of India plans to expand Chakri civil enclave. The land has already been identified, and a plan to build a new lounge and the parking lot is already in the works to increase the passenger handling capacity. On-site baggage handling services are offered without charge. The physically challenged have access to a wheelchair-friendly environment at Kanpur Airport. It is free to make special arrangements for senior folks' luggage handling. On the airport's property, there is a snack bar. The city and the airport are connected by bus, taxi, and car rental services, respectively. Kanpur Airport is located approximately 10 km from the closest railway station.

Kanpur is the largest city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh and a hub of commercial and industrial activity. It was formerly referred to as 'Manchester of India.' It is located near the main Delhi-Howrah railway trunk lines, along the shores of the holy Ganga River. Situated around 126 m above sea level, Kanpur is also the eighth-largest city in India. Kanpur is also a culturally significant city. It hosts several fairs all year round, which emphasises the local cultural identity. The Ganga Mela, which often takes place on five days following Holi, is one of the most famous fairs of Kanpur. During this festival, people bathe in the sacred Ganges and fling coloured powder at each other. People from different religious backgrounds, including Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, and Hindus, coexist peacefully in the city thanks to the distinctive Awadhi culture of the area. The city may have changed from the tranquil village of Kanhiyapur to the industrial city of Kanpur, but it has managed to preserve its cultural diversity, and groups like the Kanpur Film and Theatre Society have been actively promoting the city's culture. When in Kanpur, one has to try the delectable delicacies offered in the city. These include shammi kebabs, sultani dal, imartis, and many more of such delicious dishes.