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Spread on approximately 2,300 acres; the Kannur International Airport is located in the Kannur district in Kerala, about 28 km from the city centre. The Kannur International Airport Limited, a private-public partnership model, owns and operates the airport. It is the 4th international airport in Kerala. The airport has a single integrated terminal that caters to domestic and international passengers. Travellers arriving or leaving the city can avail of the services of pre-booked cabs from the airport for to and fro travel. They can also request a hotel pickup and drop if they offer one.

Lying in the northern region of Kerala, Kannur is the land of an ancient art form, better known as Theyyam, performances of which take place inside temple premises. Before Marco Polo named it the Great Emporium of Spice Trade, the place was known as Cannanore. Kannur is famous for its weaving industry, a gateway seaport, and its multiple beaches, forts, tempes, and wildlife sanctuary.

The fifth airport in the country to be designated as an international airport, the Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, was also the premier airport in Kerala. Besides being used for air travel, the airport is extensively used by the IAF (Indian Airforce) and the Coast Guard. There are two terminals in the airport ñ Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The first terminal or Terminal 1, handles domestic flights, and Terminal 2 has been made for international flights. The airport is well-appointed and well-equipped with amenities like medical services, free Wi-Fi, baggage trolleys, duty-free shops, mobile charging, restrooms, child care rooms, day rooms, medical services, designated lost and found areas, luggage storage, ATMs, currency exchanges, restaurants, and cafes.

Known earlier as Trivandrum, Thiruvananthapuram is the capital of the southernmost state of India- Kerala. Known for its natural beauty and replete with beaches, temples, and backwaters, the city today is also an IT hotspot with many software companies opening their offices here. Named the 'Evergreen City of India,' Thiruvananthapuram is a popular tourist destination too.