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Vadodara Airport is also known as Baroda Airport. It is an international airport situated in the city of Baroda in the state of Gujarat. The airport has two terminals, an old domestic terminal and a newly constructed international terminal. The old airport was relatively smaller and could only handle around 250 passengers. But the latest developed terminal is huge and can cater to more than 700 passengers at any given time, including international passengers. The airport ranks as the third busiest airport in the state. On an average, the airport can accommodate more than a million passengers a year. The airport is the second green airport in the country and won the distinction of being the cleanest airport under the Swachh Bharat Award 2019. The airport also has a world record in its bag, for having the longest single sheet rooftop. The airport embodies the culture of the city, and the architecture has been designed keeping that in mind. The domes are designed in the traditional Gujarati style to reflect their culture.

Vadodara is also known as Baroda. It is the third-largest city in the state of Gujarat, and it is economically very important for the state. Various National Highways, connecting different cities, pass through the city. The city derived its name because of the abundance of the banyan trees in the city. Baroda is also known as the ëcultural cityí and ëkala nagarií, reflecting its rich traditions and culture. The city has been historically ruled by many rulers. The people of the city embrace this history by embodying it into their day to day lives and preserving the legacy. The city is also industrial as it is home to many public sector companies' factories. The city also has its own stock exchange, Vadodara Stock Exchange.

Declared as the fifth international airport of India in 1991 by the then Prime Minister of India V. P. Singh, Trivandrum International Airport, also known as Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, is situated in the city of Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. In 2018, the government decided to lease out the airport, and the bid was won by Adani Group. Adani Group has reformed the airport in such a way that it provides a seamless and supreme travel experience and offers uninterrupted services to its travellers. 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 does not only cater to common people but is also heavily used by the Indian Air Force (IAF) and the Coast Guard for their training and operation purposes.

The capital city of the South Indian state of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, 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 is a major IT hub within the state, as it contributes more than 55% of the stateís software exports. The city is filled with a number of notable establishments, which are not only academically important but are also historically and culturally vital. It is the largest city in deep south India and has been described by Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, as the "Evergreen city of India".