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The Airports Authority of India manages Birsa Munda Airport, which serves Ranchi (AAI). It is situated in the Hinoo neighbourhood, around 5 km from the city's centre. It is India's 27th busiest airport. One kilometre separates BMA from the Hatia Railway station. BMA was once a modest airport in terms of service. Still, as air travel in India has increased over the past three years, BMA has also experienced an incredible expansion. As a result, several low-cost airlines have included it in their itineraries. Aerobridges were recently installed and operated on the airport's departure side. This airport transports Hajj pilgrims annually to Jeddah from Bihar and Jharkhand. From September to October, Air India would operate daily special flights for this purpose. In addition, a daily bus service is to be available at the airport connecting Jamshedpur and Bokaro. Moreover, the self-check-in kiosk that was just launched saves time for regular users. The AAI has revealed plans to build three additional parking spaces, making it India's first Tier-II airport with eight anticipated spaces. The old terminal is no longer in service and is typically closed. On March 23, 2013, at midnight, it was shut down. The last port has been transformed into a cargo terminal and was officially opened on February 10th, 2017, by Raghubar Das, the chief minister of Jharkhand.

The subdivisions of Ranchi, the state capital of Jharkhand, are Ranchi and Bundu. Each subdivision is further subdivided into blocks, panchayats, and villages. It has 305 panchayats and 18 blocks. There are 14 blocks in Ranchi Subdivision and 4 blocks in Bundu Subdivision. As of today, the capital of the Indian state of Jharkhand in Ranchi. The city, which has a mild climate, served as Bihar's summer capital until Jharkhand was divided from Bihar in 2000. Hence, it is frequently referred to as the "City of Waterfalls." For students from Bihar, Jharkhand, and parts of West Bengal, Ranchi is a well-liked educational location. For their senior secondary education, many students travel here. It also has some esteemed institutions, such as BIT Mesra, RIMS, CIP, IIM, NIFFT, NUSRL, etc. Additionally, it boasts the headquarters of some significant government agencies, including HEC, CCL, and SAIL. It is also renowned for its top-notch sporting facilities since there are many international-standard stadiums for various sports.

The primary international entry point to Srinagar, the temporary capital of India's Jammu and Kashmir state, is Sheikh Ul Alam International Airport (IATA: SXR, ICAO: VISR), also known as Srinagar Airport. It is located 5,429 feet above sea level (1,655 metres). 12 km north of Srinagar's downtown area is Badgam, where Srinagar Airport is situated. Dal Lake is 23 km from Srinagar Airport. Both domestic and seasonal Hajj planes land at SXR Airport. There is only one passenger terminal at Srinagar Airport.

The largest summer metropolis of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar, is located on the banks of the Jhelum River and lies in the Kashmir Valley. The city is popular among tourists because of its mesmerising atmosphere, flowery gardens, waterfronts, and houseboats to stay in. The metropolis of Srinagar is 1,585 metres above sea level and famous for its fascinating traditional handicrafts and different kinds of dry fruits. Kashmir wears a beautiful crown of snow and is known as the Switzerland of India. The snow-capped peaks of mountains, coniferous trees, moderate weather all year round, chain of mountains, water bodies, land bodies, flowery gardens, and beautiful valley make it a place worth visiting. The city of Srinagar is known as the "City of Lakes," as several water bodies surround it. Moreover, it is also known as the " Venice of the East." Surrounded by houseboats and shikaras, beautiful hill slopes, snow-covered peaks, and crystal-clear lakes, it depicts the majesty of Mughal architecture. All visitors to Srinagar are treated to a fairy tale by the snow-capped mountains and glittering lakes. It is an appropriate place for all nature lovers who want to enjoy the beauty of the atmosphere and spend their time in this dreamy place and deserve a visit to Srinagar once in their lifetime.