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The Chandigarh Airport (IATA: IXC) is an airport in the Union Territory Chandigarh. Located 9 km from the city centre, the airport can handle 4.5 million passengers annually and has a single domestic terminal. The airport has several shops, restaurants, cafes, duty-free shops and more. The airport is easily accessible by bus or cab.

The city of Chandigarh serves as the capital of two Indian states ñ Haryana and Punjab. Designed by the Swiss architect Le Corbusier, it is known as one of the best-planned cities in the country. It has an orderly layout, with the city divided systematically into sectors, memorials, vast green spaces, lakes, museums and modern avenues. Chandigarh houses several places of interest, including Rock Garden, Sukhna Lake, the Leisure Valley, the International Dolls Museum, and the Open Hand Monument. The city is surrounded by hill stations such as Shimla, Nahan, and Morni Hills, which are popular among both tourists and locals as weekend getaways.

The official name of the Nagpur airport is Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (IATA: NAG). It serves the city of Nagpur in Maharashtra. At a distance of 8 km from the city centre at Sonegaon, it spans a huge area of 548 hectares (1,355 acres). In 2005, the airport was named after Dr B. R. Ambedkar, one of Indiaís founding fathers and the chief architect of Indiaís constitution. With 1 terminals, the airport caters to 2 international airlines and 5 domestic airlines. The airport is capable of handling 8,500 passengers daily. The Nagpur airport is also home to the AFS Nagpur branch of the Indian Air Force. The airport is well-connected to the rest of the city and state through taxis, buses, and rental cars. The airport offers various services and amenities for the convenience of the passengers like free Wi-Fi, currency exchange, baby care facilities, restaurants and shops, duty-free stores, medical services, and an information desk.

Located at the heart of the country, Nagpur is the third-largest city in Maharashtra. Popularly called the ëOrange City of Indiaí, it is renowned throughout the world for the wide variety of delicious juicy oranges grown locally. The city houses the Zero Mile Marker, making it the geographical centre of India. From majestic historical monuments to beautiful landscapes, there are several places for tourists to enjoy in and near Nagpur. The city attracts millions of tourists every year due to its impressive heritage and rich culture. Nagpur is home to numerous historical structures, religious sites, natural and man-made lakes and lush gardens. It is known as the ëTiger Capitalí of the country because of the several tiger reserves in and around Nagpur. With so much to offer, Nagpur attracts millions of both local and international tourists every year.