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Pune Airport (ICAO: VAPO, IATA: PNQ) is a civil enclave managed by the Airports Authority of India as a customs airport. It is located about 10 km northeast of Pune in Maharashtra. The airport handles domestic and international flights to various destinations. Chennai, Bangalore, Kochi, Ahmedabad, and Delhi are the key cities passengers can travel by air from Pune. Passengers will also find flights to Dubai from Pune. The airport handled 9 million passengers in FY 2018-19. Pune Airport has a single passenger terminal and is home to domestic and regional carriers such as Air India, Go First, IndiGo, and SpiceJet, among others.Many facilities are available to domestic and international passengers in the terminal building, including plush lounges such as the Bird Lounge and the Earth Lounge. First-aid services and prayer rooms are open to passengers. In addition, it provides the following services and amenities:

With an anticipated population of around 7 million in 2022, Pune, also known as Poona (the official name till 1978), is the seventh-largest city in India and the largest city in the state of Maharashtra. It has been named India's Most Liveable City multiple times.Pune is considered India's important IT hub, and because of numerous educational institutions, it is often known as the Oxford of the East. The city is also recognised for its charming restaurants, cafes, and hotels that serve a variety of local and international cuisines. Pune is accessible from practically all major airports in India, and Pune Municipal Corporation buses are easily available for local transportation.

Surat Airport (ICAO: VASU, IATA: STV) is located in Magdalla, Surat. It is Gujarat's second-busiest airport after Ahmedabad. The airport currently serves the South Gujarat region, with a population of 12 million, in addition to the 6 million people of Surat.Surat Airport has state-of-the-art baggage handling facilities. It includes a pair of baggage carousels and an X-ray machine for hand luggage in the Arrivals area. Special efforts have been made to guarantee that travellers have comfortable and hassle-free journeys. Trolleys and wheelchairs are readily available at the airport. Restrooms, a child care room, a medical room, and an ATM are also available at the airport.The new terminal building is well-designed and equipped with modern amenities. It can seat 240 people at a time, with 120 in each arrival and departure section and is connected to a 2250-metre-long runway and an airstrip with night landing capabilities. The terminal is equipped with CCTV camera surveillance, a baggage carousel, and an X-ray machine for hand luggage. Shortly, the terminal is expected to have air bridges, escalators, elevators, and more seating areas for travellers.

Surat, located on the banks of the Tapi River, is a major economic and commercial centre in Gujarat. According to the city mayor's foundation report, Surat is the fourth fastest-growing city in the world. It is also India's eighth-largest city considering its population and the largest non-capital city. According to an Economic Times study, Surat is going to be the fastest-growing metropolis from 2019 to 2035. Surat is a major centre for the textile and diamond industries, accounting for 90% of the world's total rough diamond cutting and polishing.Historical records suggest that the city was created in 1516 by Gopi, a Brahman who built the Gopi Tank (water reservoir) and called the place Surajpur or Suryapur. Portuguese traveller Duarte Barbosa recognised it as a renowned port in 1514, which was later renamed Surat in 1520. It soon became a prime exporter of gold and cloth in India. Its main industries were textiles and shipbuilding. Surat was the first location of the British East India Company's factory (trading post) (1612).The climate of Surat is tropical, with plenty of rain in the monsoon. Hence, the best time to visit Surat is between October and February. Surat is known for its cuisine and street food. Surat's distinctive dishes include Locho, Ghari (sweet), Surti Bhusu, Alupuri, Kavsa, Ponk, Undhiyu, Dhokla, Khaman, Sev Khamani, and others. There is a lane in Surat named Khaudhra Gali, which translates to A Foodie's Lane, with kiosks selling a variety of meals.