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Belgaum airport is also known as Belagavi airport, which is a domestic airport serving Belgaum, a city in Karnataka. The airport has a baggage conveyor belt and six check-in counters. It has an apron for parking of three Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 and the old apron has two parking stands designed for the ATR 72. It is spread over 3,600 square metres and can accommodate over 300 passengers. The airportís security is under the control of the Karnataka State Industrial Security Force (KSISF). Facilities provided by the airport are a night landing facility, a fire station, medical aid, wheelchairs, and trolleys. A new terminal building was inaugurated by Civil aviation minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju on 14 September 2017.

Belgaum is a city in Karnataka, located in the stateís northern part along the Western Ghats. The cityís original name was Venugrama, a Sanskrit word that means ëvillage of bambooí. The sources of Belgiumís economy include vegetables, fruits, meat, poultry, fish, mining production, and wood. As for the cityís famous food items, one has to try Kundakunda, a sweet made from milk. Another special sweet dish is Calmanagedige. The places that tourists love to visit in the city are Military Mahadeva Temple, Kamal Basti, Belgaum Fort, Shri Hari Mandir, and Shri Ramakrishna.

The Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport, which is the official name of the Lucknow airport, is the primary air traffic hub of Uttar Pradesh. It services over 5 lakh passengers, as compared to its capacity of 2.5 lakh passengers. The Lucknow airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 has two arrival gates and three departing gates. Terminal 2 has five boarding gates and deals with huge passenger traffic every year. The Lucknow airport, earlier operated by the Airports Authority of India, has now been contracted out to a private sector operator. This has led to an increase in flight schedules, both domestic and international.

Lucknow is the capital of Uttar Pradesh. It is Indiaís 14th most populous city and the 12th largest urban centre. Lucknow has thrived as a North Indian cultural and artistic center. In addition, it has been the seat of power of the Nawabs during the 18th and 19th centuries. Lucknow was a significant center of the Indian rebellion of 1857 and played an active role in the countryís independence movement, emerging as a strategically important North Indian city. It remains a vital hub for the state government, finance, pharmaceuticals, technology, design, culture, administration, education, commerce, aerospace, tourism, music, and poetry. Its economy is noted for its textile and technology business. When it comes to garments, Lucknow is famous for its chikankari, zari, zardozi, kamdani, and gota needlework. In a survey done by IMRB International and LG Corporation, Lucknow was named ëIndiaís second happiest city,í trailing only to Chandigarh.