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The Thoothukudi Airport is about 16.9 km from the Thoothukudi city centre. It is solely a domestic airport, and it serves the nearby districts of Tenkasi, Tirunelveli, and Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu too. This airport is operated by the Airports Authority of India and owned by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. The Thoothukudi Airport features an asphalt runway and a single terminal that can accommodate 72 people at once. For a more comfortable journey, the airport offers the services such as wheelchair assistance, disability and elderly assistance, trolleys, Wi-Fi, parking, and restrooms. This airport is a hub for IndiGo. Opened in 1992, the Thoothukudi Airport is well-connected to the city centre and other neighbouring destinations by road and rail. Passengers can avail of buses, prepaid cabs, and taxis to travel by road, per their convenience.

Formerly known as Tuticorin, Thoothukudi is renowned as the 'Pearl City of India' because of its pearl fishery industry. The city has been controlled by several monarchs at various times, and it is home to several monuments, buildings, and temples that serve as reminders of its illustrious past. It is one of the busiest ports in Tamil Nadu, and it lies 40 km east of Tirunelveli on the Gulf of Mannar of the Bay of Bengal. One can reach Thoothukudi by Mangaluru to Thoothukudi flights. Thoothukudi has a long history of pearl fishing and shipping, salt manufacture, and other associated industries. During British control, liberation fighter V.O. Chidambaranar operated the Swadeshi shipping enterprise from this natural harbour. The city is also famous for tea, coffee, local fish curries, and banana halwa.

In India, Mangaluru International Airport, also known as Bajpe Airport, is the second-busiest airport in Karnataka. It is located on Bajpe Main Road, in Kenjar HC. It is located 13 km northeast of Mangaluruís city centre atop a picturesque hill with two table-top runways. Unfortunately, no bus services are available at Mangaluru International Airport, but passengers can take a taxi and transfer to the city centre within 15 m. There are currently 2 terminals at Mangaluru Airport. Terminal 1 is a domestic terminal offering flights to all major cities in India, such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Chennai, and Terminal 2 offers flights to international destinations, including Dubai, Doha, and more. The other services offered at Mangaluru Airport include 30 mins of free Wi-Fi, ATMs, currency exchange, information desks, medical services, baby care facilities, drinking water, luggage wrapping, a bookstore, postal services, a prayer room, smoking areas, duty- free stores, shops, and restaurants.

Mangaluru, also known as Mangaluru, is the second-largest city in Karnataka state, located 352 Km away from the capital Bangalore. Panambur, Tannirbhavi, and Ullal beaches are some of the city's highlights. The city of Mangaluru is also famous for temples and buildings, including the Mangaladevi Temple, St. Aloysius Chapel, Rosario Cathedral, and Kadri Manjunatha Temple. South Indian food has a strong influence on Mangalorean cuisine. Its top dishes include Neer Dosa, Golibaje, Kori Rotti, Pundi Patrode, and Mangaluru buns. The city is a tropical paradise, with beaches, water sports, and temples as its main tourist attractions. If you love the seaside, Mangaluru is the place to go!