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The Jammu Airport hosts only domestic flights. The Indian Airforce owns and maintains the Jammu Airport. Locally called the Satwari Airport, it is officially known as the Jammu Civil Enclave. This airport serves the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. The India-Pakistan international border is about 14 km away from this airport. Unlike other airports, the Jammu airport is used for public as well as military purposes. There are two terminals in this airport. Terminal 1 handles domestic flights and is 14,500 sq. m long. This terminal has 14 check-in points as well as five gates. There are a few shops, restaurants and a souvenir shop in terminal 1. Terminal 2 is in its developmental stage and will soon be functional. To promote the airport facilities, Jammu airport authorities have recently engaged in night landings. This is boosting the local economy as it is encouraging investments. Since the airport is on an elevated terrain, it has a comparatively short runway. This airport is located 8 km away from Jammu, in the southwest direction. There are car rental and taxi services available just outside the airport to facilitate your travel. The Jammu Airport is considered to be an ultra-sensitive airport due to its location and military activities.

Being the winter capital of the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, Jammu is known for its scenic beauty. It lies on the banks of the Tawi river. The Himalayas surround this beautiful city and the northern plains lie in the south of Jammu. Jammu has many religious sites, which is why many devotees travel from Kolkata to Jammu. In addition, Jammu is surrounded by the mighty snow-capped Himalayas which make it one of the most beautiful places in India. The scenery is so breathtaking that Jammu and Kashmir together are often referred to as the ìParadise on Earthî. Jammu is also home to exotic wildlife that resides in the enchanting Himalayas. In addition, Jammu is very famous for its handicrafts. They are one of the best in the world. Jammu is also famous for apples, but they are limited to the winter season. Jammu has certain lip-smacking cuisines such as Ambal, Phirni and Khatta meat. The people of Jammu are very hospitable.

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport is one of the oldest airports in India. Also called the Kolkata Airport, or the Dum Dum Airport locally, it is the gateway to many cities in the northeast of the country. The airport has around 128 check-in counters and caters to domestic and international flights. It has several passenger amenities, from restaurants to baby care, ATMs, currency exchange and more. In addition, there are several transport options to and from the city. It is located about 15 km from the centre of Kolkata and serves the metropolitan city efficiently. Considered as an eminent hub for controlling the air traffic in eastern India, the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport is the fifth busiest airport in India. This airport has 2 parallel runways so that when one needs maintenance, the other can be used. The hangars of this airport are operated by Air India.

Also called the city of joy, Kolkata is the sweetest part of India. During colonial rule, the British had made Kolkata (then, Calcutta) their capital. You can still see remnants of British architecture in the buildings of North Kolkata. Kolkata is the capital of the state of West Bengal and is also referred to as the cultural capital of India. This city is the pioneer in the field of theatre, literature and drama. Kolkata is a soulful embodiment when it comes to culture, history, music, literature and food. World-famous sweets, such as Roshogolla are the pride of the City of Joy. Kolkata upholds its rich cultural heritage from the British Era.