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Chennai International Airport(IATA Code: MAA) is located in Meenambakkam, 21 km from the city centre. It was earlier known as Meenambakkam Airport and is one of the first airports to be built in India. It was commissioned in 1948. Chennai Airport has three terminals, two of which are named after former Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu, K Kamaraj and C Annadurai. Terminal 1, also called the Kamaraj Domestic Terminal, handles all domestic arrivals and departures. Terminal 3, also called the Anna International Terminal, was opened in 1988. It handles all international arrivals. Terminal 4, which was inaugurated in 2017, is dedicated to international departures. It operates flights to major foreign cities, including Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Mauritius, Singapore, Frankfurt, Dubai, Paris, Bangkok, London and Colombo, among others. When the new integrated terminal is completed, T3 will be converted to a domestic terminal. The airport has state-of-the-art passenger amenities, including ATMs, taxi booking counters, business centres, childcare rooms, shops, cafes, currency exchange counters, restaurants, duty-free stores, etc. It is well-connected to Chennai city via state-run buses, taxis, auto-rickshaws and pre-paid taxis. Things to Keep in Mind for a Hassle-free Flying Experience Objects enlisted as prohibited or dangerous are not allowed on Nagpur to Pondicherry flights. Any carry-on liquids you choose to carry on Nagpur to Pondicherry flights must be stored in 100 ml bottles or smaller containers. To avoid boarding issues, remember the contents of your check-in baggage and hand luggage. Attach name tags to your check-in baggage or tie a band around the handle for easy identification. Keep medicines, documents, cash, and valuables in your handbag. If you have medicines, carry a prescription. For Nagpur to Pondicherry flights, reaching the airport 2 hours before your flightís scheduled departure is recommended. Keep your laptop, spare lithium batteries, power banks, etc., handy, as these items must be deposited for security screening. Remember to carry such items in your hand luggage instead of your check-in baggage. Carry a printed copy or an e-ticket along with a photo ID. These will be checked at the airportís entrance. Bring a doctorís letter/certificate for metallic medical implants (if any), as such material might trigger alarms during security screening. Contact airport security if you suspect trouble or danger.

Pondicherry, officially known as Puducherry, is a Union Territory in India that shares a border with Tamil Nadu. Fondly referred to as just ëPondyí, was once a French colony and it combines traditional Indian sensibilities with French practices, offering tourists the best of both worlds. Pondicherry is a lively city on the east coast of India, with several pristine beaches, heritage buildings, interesting neighbourhoods, ancient temples, beautiful churches, and a colonial ambiance. Travellers love its charming cafes that serve delicious French cuisine. When you tour the city, you will catch glimpses of Pondicherry's culture in almost every lane. Pondicherry became a French colony in 1673 CE, when the French East India Company secured permission from the representative of the Sultan of Bijapur to establish a trading post there. The first Governor of Pondicherry was FranÁois Martin and he transformed the then-idyllic fishing village into a thriving port town. It eventually evolved into a bustling city. Following Indiaís independence, efforts were made to take back colonies ruled by France in India, including Pondicherry. The colony and other French possessions in India were returned in 1956. In 1962, Pondicherry became a Union Territory. It was renamed Puducherry in 2006. Pondicherry has a lot to offer, with traditional French bakeries, restaurants, and cobblestoned paths perfect for a stroll or a bicycle ride. Pondicherry is a small town and it is easy to travel on foot, to see the sights.

Nagpur Airport, also known as Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (IATA Code: NAG), is located in Sonegaon, 8 km south-west of Nagpur. It was named after Dr B R Ambedkar, architect of the Indian Constitution,in 2005. The airport was commissioned in 1917-18 during World War I and it also played a part during World War II The airport has two terminals - Terminal 1 handles all domestic air traffic and Terminal 2 all international arrivals and departures. Nagpur is thus connected with all major cities in India as well as international destinations. Major domestic airlines operating out of this airport include Air India, Go Air, and Indigo; while foreign airlines include Air Arabia and Qatar Airways. Built across 1,460 acres, the airport has 13 check-in counters, nine immigration counters, six Customs counters, and three security checkpoints. It offers all the necessary passenger amenities, including baggage services; postal services; medical assistance; and telecommunications facilities. A reservation desk for hotels is also available to travellers. Passengers can also easily travel to Nagpur city, via taxi, auto-rickshaw or car rental services.

Nagpur is called the City of Oranges. It is Maharashtra's third-largest city, after Mumbai and Pune. Situated on the eastern border of Maharashtra, Nagpurís population was over 24 lakh, according to the 2011 Census. Nagpur has a wealth of tourist attractions, thanks to its rich culture and heritage. The cityís information technology parks have boosted infrastructure development. Many beautiful tiger reserves can be found around Nagpur, earning the city the title of ëIndia's Tiger Capitalí. With beautiful spots like Waki Woods, Ambazari Lake, and Amba Khori, Nagpur has become a popular tourist destination. Nagpur has four forms of travel (viz., Road, Railway, Air, and Metro). It has road, train as well as air connectivity to India's four major metropolises.