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Pune Airport (IATA code: PNQ) is one of India's most important aviation hubs. It is located in Lohegaon, about 10 km from the city centre, and serves Pune and its adjoining districts. The airport handles both domestic and international flights. Pune Airport is well-connected to several Indian cities, such as Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata, and major global cities such as Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi. Pune Airport has a single integrated terminal with an annual handling capacity of 1.12 passengers. This terminal handles domestic and international flight arrivals and departures. There are different means of transportation available to travel between the airport and the city. Pre-paid taxi, radio cab services, and general taxis can be hired from outside the airport. City buses operated by the Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mandal Ltd are a cheaper transport option for passengers to commute between the city and airport. The airport offers its passengers with several facilities like free wheelchairs with staff assistance, special toilets, ramps and lifts for seniors and physically challenged passengers. Passengers have free access to childcare rooms, medical aid, smoking rooms, and luggage trolleys. The airport also has duty-free shops, restaurants, Wi-Fi, ATMs, cash machines, currency exchange, baggage wrapping services, information desk, and more.

Pune or Poona, the second largest city in Maharashtra, is situated at the junction of the Mula and Mutha rivers bordered by the Sahyadri Mountain range. The city is a busy metropolis and India's ninth most populous city. Due to its historical, cultural and political significance in the Deccan, it is popularly known as Queen of the Deccan. In the 17th century, the city gained importance as the capital of the Bhosale Marathas. It was later seized by the British in 1817, and it became the seasonal capital of the Bombay Presidency. Pune is now a popular tourist destination, with its cool weather, historic and religious monuments, museums, parks, and cultural attractions. Pune is home to several prestigious institutions and research centres and is often described as the Oxford of the East. Pune is the 8th largest metropolitan economy of India, and many sectors like information technology, manufacturing, and education have boosted the economy of the city. The city is renowned for flawlessly integrating modernisation with history and colonial-era grandeur, and has earned the distinction of Cultural Capital of Maharashtra. The major tourist attractions include Sinhagad Fort, Pataleshwar, Mulshi Dam, Karla Caves, and Aga Khan Palace. Pune enjoys a moderate climate throughout the year. Summers are mostly warm, with maximum temperatures ranging between 35? and 42?. The monsoon, which lasts from June to October, and winter, from November to January, are considered the most pleasant seasons to visit the city. The local food is mainly spicy. Coconut, garlic, and green chillies are the key ingredients that add flavour to the dishes. Chewda, pedas, and Bhakarwadi are some of the local dishes of Pune.

Visakhapatnam International Airport (IATA code: VTZ) is located at a distance of 7 km from the city centre. It is the second busiest airport in Andhra Pradesh. The airport is managed by the Airports Authority of India as a civil enclave on an Indian Navy airfield. Functioning initially as a domestic airport, the airport has undergone massive expansions and runway extensions and has started operating international flights. Visakhapatnam Airport has a single terminal that operates domestic and international flights. Several major carriers operate flights to Indian cities, like New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Pune, and international destinations, like Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Dubai. The airport is fully air conditioned and has well-developed infrastructure, hi-tech luggage services, and integrated X-ray scanners. The other passenger facilities include child care centres, snack bars, special lounges, parking bays, currency exchange counters, and medical rooms. The airport is well connected to the city. State-run buses and prepaid taxis are available from the airport to transport passengers to their destinations.

Visakhapatnam, popularly known as Vizag, is one of the country's oldest port cities. Located around 610 km northeast of Chennai, Visakhapatnam is widely known for its beautiful beaches and rich cultural heritage. It is also known as the Financial Capital of Andhra Pradesh as it is a significant administrative and economic centre of the state. It lies between the Eastern Ghats and the Bay of Bengal and is often called India's Jewel of the Coromandel Coast. Historically, the city was under the reign of the Kalinga Kingdom and was subsequently conquered by the Eastern Chalukyas in the 7th Century AD. Several rulers invaded and reigned over Visakhapatnam, such as the Reddy Rajahs of Kondaveedu, the Gajapathis of Orissa, the Nawabs of Golkonda and the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. This territory eventually passed on to French conquerors and finally it came under the British Raj. Presently, Visakhapatnam is a major shipbuilding centre, and it houses one of oldest shipyards in India. The Indian Navy's Eastern Naval Command is based here. The city is also known as Steel City of India as it has huge steel plants. An oil refinery and industrial complexes for the production of petrochemicals, fertilisers, sugar, and jute are also located here. Iron ore, oilseeds, and manganese are exported from Visakhapatnam. The city is renowned for its clean and pristine beaches like Yarada beach. Its most famous beach, Ramakrishna Beach, has a submarine museum, which is the first of its kind in Asia. This city has a lot to offer tourists like spectacular caves, hilltop parks, gushing waterfalls, picturesque regions, unspoiled golden sandy beaches, temples, and sacred Buddhist monuments.