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Kochi Airport, also known as Cochin International Airport (IATA code: COK), is the busiest airport in Kerala. It is located at a distance of about 28 km from Kochi city, in the Nedumbassery region. The airport is one of the major aviation hubs in India. Built in 1936, it was initially a small airstrip used by British officials. After independence, it was used by the Indian Navy and operated by civilian aircraft. In 1999, Cochin International Airport was shifted to its new location and is now fully equipped to handle domestic and international air traffic. Emergency medical services such as first-aid and examination rooms are available at the airport. Disabled guests, seniors, and unaccompanied minors can benefit from the services of the airportís complimentary porter and dedicated staff. Many retail shops and restaurants are also open inside the airport. One can access taxi services from multiple taxi and car rental booths inside the airport. City buses also operate outside the airport for public transportation. Many luxury and affordable accommodation facilities are also available near the airport.

Kochi (formerly Cochin) is a city and major port in southwestern India. It is located in western Kerala, on the Malabar Coast along the Arabian Sea. The city is best known for its rich spices and is also known as the Gateway to Kerala. Vasco da Gama, who discovered the sea route to India, established the first Portuguese factory in Kochi in 1502. The city was under the reign of the Portuguese for a long time before the Dutch conquered it in 1663. From 1795 to 1947, the British ruled over the city before India gained its independence. The city of Kochi displays a very vibrant and diverse culture. Most people in the city are Malayalis, Tamils, Konkanis, Jews and Sikkimese. The primary languages spoken in Kochi are Malayalam, Tamil, English, and Hindi. Roman Catholicism is a famous religion practised by people here. The main dishes of Kochi include vegetarian cuisines like sambhar, avial, rasam, payasam, thoran, and non-vegetarian dishes like beef chilli and chicken biryani. Festivals like Onam and Vishu are celebrated here with great South Indian traditions.

Pantnagar Airport (IATA code: PGH) is a domestic airport located in the Udham Singh Nagar district of Uttarakhand. It is situated around 2.9 km from the city centre. The airport holds great importance in the Kumaon region as all the famous hill stations are located near the city. The airport initially had limited capacity and could accommodate only small aircraft. In August 2015, the Airport Advisory Board decided to further develop the airport as a cargo hub by proposing an extension of the current runway length. The airport is well connected to the country's major cities like Delhi, Lucknow, Agra, etc. The airport is equipped with all the major facilities, including X-ray baggage scan, luggage trolleys, wheelchairs, lost and found baggage area, and assistance to the physically challenged. A few food counters and snack shops are available at the airport for passengers. One can easily reach the airport via the local railway station located only 5 km from the airport. The bus stand in the city is located 45 km from the airport, and one can take a cab or taxi to reach the airport.

Pantnagar is an industrial city in the Udam Singh Nagar district of Uttarakhand. It is a small metropolitan city with a thriving industrial zone and home to India's primary agricultural college, G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology. Before November 2000, Pantnagar was located in Uttar Pradesh, India. However, since November 9, 2000, it has become part of Uttarakhand. The people of Pantnagar are simple residents, highly influenced by the cultures of Uttarakhand. The residents call themselves Paharis. They are friendly and are known to follow traditional values ardently. Festivals celebrated in the city include Anduri Utsav, Ghee Sankranti, and Janopunya. The city also hosts many fairs per the Pahari traditions and celebrations according to the Hindu calendar. Apart from the Hindi language, Pahari languages like Kumaoni, Garhwali, Jaunsari, and Bhotiya are spoken in Pantnagar.