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Dibrugarh Airport is around 16 Km from Dibrugarh city. The airport operates domestic flights, with IndiGo being the major carrier. Therefore, it accommodates a single domestic terminal working round the clock. Moreover, the Dibrugarh airport offers various facilities such as free trolleys, ATMs, car rentals and taxi services, free medical facilities, restaurants, and gift shops.

Dibrugarh is referred to as the ëTea City of India.í The cityís name comes from the word ëDibarumukhí, which means the mouth of the River Dibru or, Dibra. Dibrugarh is situated on the banks of the vast river Brahmaputra. It is the main commercial hub of Assam and sees tourists flocking to the city throughout the year. Dibrugarh has progressed rapidly; it is now regarded as the educational hub of Upper Assam. Talking about the indigenous dynasties and religious groups, Dibrugarh was the home to the Ahom Dynasty. Later, it became the headquarters of the Lakhimpur district of Assam.

Declared as the fifth international airport of India in 1991, Trivandrum International Airport, also known as Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, is situated in the city of Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. The airport is equipped with one long runway, capable of operating any kind of aircraft. There are two terminals within the airport. Terminal 1 is used for all the domestic flights (except Air India), and Terminal 2 is used for all the international flights and also the domestic flights run by Air India. Terminal 2 also has an in-line baggage screening system, which is a recent development towards the betterment of the airport. The airport not only caters to common people but is also heavily used by the Indian Air Force (IAF) and the Coast Guard for their training and operation purposes.

Thiruvananthapuram, which is the capital city of Kerala, is the most populated city of the state. It boasts of long and serene beaches as it is situated on the west coast near the extreme south of the mainland. The city houses many notable establishments, which are not only academically important but also historically and culturally vital. It was described by Mahatma Gandhi as the ëEvergreen city of Indiaí.