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One of the oldest airports in the country, the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, is situated in Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal. The airport was inaugurated in 1924 and was earlier known as Dum Dum Airport, before it was renamed in 1995. The Kolkata Airport is also the most important airport in the entire eastern and northeastern parts of the country. It is among the only two international airports of the state. Covering an area of around 1641 acres, the airport is capable of handling more than 20 million passengers each year. The Airport is the fifth busiest in the country. It has two parallel runways, the second being a taxiway. Earlier, there used to be separate terminals for domestic and international flights. But recently, a new integrated terminal was opened, and it handles both domestic and international flights. It consists of immigration and customs counters. The airport is also equipped to handle cargo in bulk. The Kolkata Airport has been a benchmark in sanitation and hygiene. It was recently awarded the Best Airport by Hygiene Measure in the Asia-Pacific region. It even clinched two consecutive awards for "Best Improved Airport" in 2014 and 2015.

The fourth largest agglomeration in the West Bengal state, the Durgapur city is situated in the Paschim Bardhaman district, which is known for its mining and industrial activities. As a result, the city is also a major hub for mining related activities and is known as the industrial city. The city was a result of meticulous planning by two American architects, Joseph Allen Stein and Benjamin Polk. The city of Durgapur has a very minimal population of 5 lakh, belonging to different demographics. Durgapur was designed to attract industries and public sector units. The city has various steel plants owned by different Indian companies. But, it is no longer just a hub for industrial activities. Many IT firms are also coming up and prominent real estate owners are investing in the infrastructural development of the city. The city has its own Greenfield airport, known as Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport. The city is also known for its educational institutions and sports centres. NIT Durgapur, CMERI Durgapur, NPTI, and many more such institutions are nationally well-known. The city also has its own dry dock, making it the only city in the country to have one. The city is sometimes even referred to as the ëRuhr of Indiaí, referring to a region in Germany.

Mangaluru or usually known as Mangalore, is the city where the Mangalore International Airport is located. It is among the main two international air terminals in the state of Karnataka. The first is the Kempegowda International Airport and is likewise the most active in the state, making Mangalore International Airport the second most active air terminal. The airport was inaugurated in the year 1953 and before that it was known as the Bajpe Aerodrome, as it was situated in the Bajpe region in the city of Mangalore. Throughout its existence, the air terminal has gone through an array of changes and has been adjusted according to the need. The airport is additionally among the only three air terminals in the country to have tabletop runways. At first, the air terminal was intended to take special care of domestic flights. However, soon because of demand and expanding air traffic, it began its worldwide activities with the primary trip of Air India Express travelling to Dubai. The air terminal has just a single passenger terminal that takes care of both domestic and international travellers. It works around 80 flights each week, including both homegrown and worldwide flights. The air terminal additionally has an old terminal that is exclusively dedicated to pilgrims heading out to Medina. As far as worldwide traffic, the air terminal ranks twelfth and handles around a million passengers each year.

Officially known as Mangaluru, the city of Mangalore is a well-known port city of the state of Karnataka. The city is accessible by all modes of transportation, namely road, rail, air, and sea. The city has a strategic and economical importance as petroleum reserves are found in abundance. Since it is located very close to the Arabian Sea, the sea channels are highly active routes for export trading. The establishment of the seventh largest port in the country accounts for more than 75% of the entire nation's coffee and cashew exports. Not only the sea exports, but also the agricultural sector of the city are major contributors to its growth and development. Even the new age startups and IT firms are also lending a sizable hand in the process. The city has been ruled by a number of empires over the centuries and therefore has a high density of cultures. Mangaluru is known for its unique and local dance forms such as Yakshagana, Pilivesha, and Karadi Vesha. The Mangaluru Rathotsava, or the chariot festival, is one of the most famous festivals celebrated in the city. The city also offers its own unique and homegrown cuisine, with options such as kori rotti, pundi, or golibaje, bangude pulimunchi, and a variety of seafood.