Ludhiana to Coimbatore Flights

The Coimbatore International Airport, also know as Peelamedu Airport, (IATA code is CJB) handles both domestic and international flight operations. The airport was constructed in the year 1940 as a civil aerodrome and it was re-opened again in 1987, after being modernized, for formal operations. The airport has got only one terminal and has frequent flights to several domestic cities including New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore. It is also well-connected internationally with flights to Sharjah and Singapore. Located at a distance of about 10 kilometres from the city centre and 11 kilometres from the Coimbatore railway station, it is well connected to all the major places of the city. Passengers can avail of many transport options from the airport itself like rental taxis, bus services nearby rickshaws. The airport is a fully furnished complex with state-of-the-art facilities for its passengers. It has got the following services lake tourist information counter ATMs of all major banks childcare room lost and found department disability services medical first aid rooms and luggage cards

Coimbatore also known as íKovaií, is the third largest city in the state of Tamil Nadu. It is one of the major commercial hubs of India and has thus been given the title of ëManchester of South Indiaí. The history of the city dates prior to the 2nd century AD. At that time the region was ruled by aboriginal tribes like Irula. Later on, it was seized by the Cholas and they were the ones who made the city of the region of great cultural significance. In the years post the Cholas' reign, the city was run by many great rulers like the Pandyas, the Vijaynagar Empire and the Madurai Nayaks. It is believed that the city got its name after a Chieftain from the Irula tribe called ëKoyaní. In the 17th century, the Kingdom of Mysore annexed the city and later on, it was ruled by the British East India Company in 1799. During the Cholas' reign, Coimbatore became a cultural state of prominence with stunning shrines, amazing architecture and literary feats being practised all over the city. Modern-day Coimbatore has grown rapidly since the 1930s thanks to the help of a rapid textile boom and is also favoured by the rich soil within the city as well as favourable political and economic conditions. The city meets its water needs from the nearby Noyyal River located in the West of Tamil Nadu and the Western Ghats surrounding it. A tourist can enjoy the best climate during the months from September to February. The native people speak Tamil which is rooted in their culture. So why wait to book a flight to Coimbatore on Adaniís one-stop platform?

Chandigarh airport, also know as Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh International Airport, is the nearest airport to Ludhiana and goes by the IATA code IXC. It was commissioned in the year 2015 and it has since been maintained by the Indian Air Force and the airport's authority of India limited. It is an International Airport with one terminal and has flight connectivity to domestic cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad. Internationally it is connected to Dubai. It also has an international terminal which is located in Mohali, on the south side of the runway. The airport is about 18 kilometres from Chandigarh city and approximately 100 kilometres from the city of Ludhiana, which is about one hour drive. The airport is a very well-connected one with modern airport facilities like a self-boarding kiosk, free trolleys, international Sims, exchange counters, smoking rooms, lounge, and childcare area. The terminal can handle 225 incoming and 575 outgoing passengers in peak hours. It is a viable option for passengers to rent cabs to go to their preferred destination. Bus service is also available at line 213 but dropping passengers at the airport.

The city of Ludhiana is located in the state of Punjab and the city is located on the bank of the Sutlej River. Spread across an area of 159 square kilometres, it is an extraordinary amalgamation of rural and urban cultures where people get to see major agricultural markets along with booming industrial centres. The city was founded in the year 1480 by the Lodi dynasty rulers, who were the rulers of Delhi during that time. The city Ludhiana derives its name from the founding empire of the Lodiís. It is a great connected city with a good railway and road network. A large part of the city is used for cultivation and producers crops like wheat, corn, cotton and peanuts. The agricultural fields get drained by the canal network built in the city. Ludhiana has the largest industry for manufacturing hosiery. The cultivation of cotton has led the industry to bloom significantly. Other than that, Ludhiana is also known for its steel industry, machinery, cotton textiles and agricultural products are also manufactured and are economically profitable industries in the city. The people in Ludhiana are very welcoming and treat outsiders with respect and love. The people here excel in the fields of education entertainment culture and business and give tough competition to other metropolitan cities. A person typically speaks Punjabi and leads a healthy lifestyle which prospers through business. The weather remains pleasant throughout the year and the temperature does not exceed 35 degrees Celsius. The best time to visit Ludhiana is from October to March. So why wait to book a flight to Ludhiana, buy on Adaniís one-stop platform