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Aurangabad public Airport, also known as Chikkalthana, is in Aurangabad, Maharashtra. It is located about 5.5 Km east of the city centre and 11 km from Aurangabad Railway Station. The airport has one passenger terminal and caters to Haj pilgrims every year. This airport can lodge around 200 passengers per hour and has an average of 145,560 passenger movement yearly. Cheapest transportation to and from the airport is a minibus that takes around 13 minutes to reach the bus station. The Aurangabad airport offers services such as ATMs, tourist information counter, hotel booking counter and airline ticketing counter, along with a restaurant. The airport also provides business traveller scanning, printing, and copying facilities.

Aurangabad is a historic city in Maharashtra. The city is surrounded by many historical monuments. The city is known for its production units of creative silk fabrics and cotton textiles. Aurangabad is also well known for its prominent educational institutions.

Thiruvananthapuram International Airport is one out of the seven airports operated by the Adani Group. The airport, established in 1932, is the first airport in Kerala. The airport handles around 4.4 million passengers annually. Trivandrum International Airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 handles domestic flights (except for Air India) and Terminal 2 handles all international flights and domestic flights by Air India. Apart from civil operations, Trivandrum Airport is the headquarters for the Coast Guard, Indian Air Force and the Southern Air Command (India) for their operations. It is also used for Air Indiaís repair, overhaul and narrow body maintenance. The services offered at the airport include Pranaam meet and greet service, baggage wrapping services, Wi-Fi, lost and found counter, baby care, cargo services, Forex and ATMs, medical facilities, prayer room, smoking area, and many more.

Thiruvananthapuram, formerly known as Trivandrum, is the capital city of Kerala. Itís famous for its art galleries and British colonial architecture. It is also called the 'Evergreen city of India' as it is spread over seven hills. The city is situated along the Arabian Sea. Thiruvananthapuram is home to many sugar mills, mineral processing units, handicrafts, and textiles industries. Fishing, rice and coconut cultivation contributes a lot for the economy of the city.