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Aurangabad Airport (IATA: IXU) is also known as Chikkalthana Airport. It is a domestic airport with a single terminal. The airport is located in Aurangabad, 5.5 km from the city centre. Flights from Aurangabad connect to cities like Mumbai, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Bangalore. The airport provides VIP lounges, ATMs, free Wi-Fi, baggage wrapping, wheelchair assistance, a smoking lounge, baggage trolleys, a childcare room, medical assistance, a food court, and many more amenities.

Aurangabad is a city in Maharashtra and the only district to have two UNESCO World Heritage Sites to its credit. The city of Aurangabad is located in the hilly region near the Kaum River. Aurangabad was formerly known as Khadki and Fatehnagar. Heritage monuments like Ellora, Ajanta, Bibi-ka-Maqbara, and Daulatbad are a few of the extremely famous tourist spots of Aurangabad. Foreign tourists especially visit Aurangabad to experience the beauty of this historic place. There are numerous caves in Aurangabad that are known for their sculptural beauty. Up until the 15th century, Aurangabad saw the rise and fall of many dynasties, such as the Vakatakas, the Chalukyas, the Satavahanas, and the Yadavs. After that, Muslim rulers started ruling Aurangabad. Aurangabad was an important district during ancient times, and today, it is considered an important city in terms of tourism. During the mediaeval period, Aurangabad used to be the centre of socio-political activities, the seat of religious monuments, and the centre for all cultural learning. Aurangabad played a vital role in shaping the cultural history of our country. The city was built in 1610 by Malik Ambar (Anbar). After the Nizam Shah dynasty fell in 1633, the city came under Mughal control. Then, when it became Aurangzeb's capital while he was viceroy of the Deccan, it was renamed Aurangabad. On June 29, 2022, the Maharashtra cabinet agreed to change the name of Aurangabad to Sambhaji Nagar to honour the second Chhatrapati of the Maratha Empire, Sambhaji Bhosale.

Madurai Airport (IATA: IXM) is located 12 km from the Madurai railway station. It is an international airport that connects Madurai and other adjoining districts of Tamil Nadu to various cities and countries. The airport has two terminals: one is the old terminal, and the other is the new integrated terminal. The integrated new terminal is used for both domestic and international flights from Madurai. The old terminal was converted into a cargo terminal in 2017. Madurai Airport was established in 1957 and has been used since then. There are 16 check-in counters, 2 security counters, 12 immigration counters, and 5 customs counters in the new integrated terminal. The new terminal is constructed over an area of 17,560 sq m and can handle 250 passengers. There are numerous facilities available at Madurai Airport. Baggage trolleys, washroom facilities, wheelchair facilities, telephones for both domestic and international calls, information regarding flights, a food court, etc., are provided to passengers at Madurai Airport. There are two baggage weighing machines at the airport, one on the city side, and the other inside the terminal building.

Madurai is called the cultural capital of Tamil Nadu, India. The city is surrounded by the districts of Dindigul Tiruchirapalli on the north, Sivagangai on the east, Virudhunagar from the south, and Theni from the west. It is said that Madurai was formerly a forest called Kadambavanam. When one day a farmer saw Indra (the king of gods), who was worshipping Swayambhu, he rushed to the king Kulasekara Pandya, who then cleared the forest and built a temple . Soon, a city was planned and built with the temple at its centre. The name ëMadurai'í means ësweetnessí in Tamil and is said to have a historical background with Lord Shiva. The Cholas ruled over Madurai for the longest period from 920 AD until the 13th century . It is one of the oldest cities in Tamil Nadu and is said to have the oldest trading relations with Rome and other countries.