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Guwahati Airport is known as Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport and Guwahati International Airport. Formerly it was known as Borjhar Airport and is the primary airport of Assam. It is India's 12th busiest airport, located at Borjhar, around 28 km from Guwahati. The airport got its name from the freedom fighter and Assam's first Chief Minister after India's Independence, Gopinath Bordoloi. The Airports Authority of India manages the airport that serves as an Indian Air Force base.Guwahati Airport is an International airport in the northeastern parts of India. It is connected to many cities and airports in South East Asia. In November 2021, Guwahati, under the UDAN scheme, won bids for six international destinations - Dhaka, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok-Don Mueang, Yangon, and Singapore. The Guwahati Airport was privatised in February 2019 and was leased to Adani Group for 50 years.

Guwahati, also known as Gauhati, is a city in the state of Assam. The city resides on the bank of the Brahmaputra River, with hills to its south. Around 400 CE, Guwahati served as the Hindu Kingdom Kamarupa (also known as Pragjyotisa) capital.Assam and Guwahati have a very rich history. The town changed hands repeatedly between the Muslim and the Ahom rulers. Ahoms were Tai-speaking people who migrated from China's Yunnan province and ruled Assam from the 13th century CE until the Ahom governor chaired in 1681. Finally, Ahom Raja made Guwahati his capital in 1786. The Burmese (Myanmar) had Guwahati until 1826. In 1826, Guwahati became Assam's British capital. In 1874, the capital was moved 108 km south to Shillong.Guwahati serves as Assam's main commercial centre and is an important river port. In addition, it has oil refineries and state farms. The industries developed in Assam include milling of agricultural products, tea processing, and soap manufacturing. Guwahati has Gauhati University, founded in 1948, the state High Court, Earle Law College, the state museum, various scientific museums, and a zoological garden.There are many temple ruins and Hindu pilgrimage sites in the vicinity. Guwahati has an airport and a railway station. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Manas Wildlife Sanctuary or Manas National Park, lies around 100 km northwest of the city.

Pune Airport lies around 10 km northeast of the centre of Pune. It is a customs airport and a civil enclave operated by India's Airports Authority. It is located on the western side of the Indian Air Force's Lohegaon Air Force Station.The airport has domestic and international flightsómost international flights to West Asia fly out of Pune Airport. The Pune Airport handled around 8.09 million passengers in 2020. The Airports International Council awarded the Pune Airport the Best Airport by Hygiene Measures in the entire Asia-pacific in 2020.Pune Airport has a 2,540 m long runway. Indian Air Force shares the runway with commercial airlines. AAI has also developed a 2200m x 23 m parallel taxiway to facilitate civil operation on the 10/28 southern side runway. Currently, IAF and AAI work on a fundamental relationship where they have scheduled night landings for civilian flights. However, this is not a long-term solution.In 2008, AAI completed building two terminal extensions for international passengers that measures nearly 12,000 sq metres on the sides of the old terminal. The extensions have helped ease the peak-time pressure of air passengers. Furthermore, the Airport Authority of India launched a plan in 2018 to develop a new second terminal with an investment of Rs. 40 crore. The construction is expected to finish by January 2023.

Pune, also known as Poona, lies in the state of Maharashtra at the junction of the Mutha and Mula. Pune is known as the "Queen of the Deccan." Pune gained importance in the 17th century as the Bhonsle Marathas' capital. Pune now serves as a famous tourist destination with various historical and religious heritage sites, cool weather, parks, museums, hotels, and other cultural attractions.Pune has also been a cultural and educational centre. It was referred to as the Cambridge and Oxford of India. It has around 612 affiliated colleges and 307 recognised research institutes affiliated with Pune University (1948). These colleges and institutes offer undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate courses and attract many international students because of the exceptional facilities.Pune's Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute is known for its instructions and research in the Prakrit and Sanskrit languages. Pune also serves as the Indian Army's Southern Command headquarters and has the Khadakwasla Academy located nearby. Many industries have developed around Pune, including the IT sector. The road from Pune to Solapur, Mumbai, Ahmednagar, and Satara has sprawling complexes of large factories producing various products.