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Airports in India Kerala Psc Notes AIRPORTS IN INDIA KERALA PSC NOTES Andaman & Nicobar Islands City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Car Nicobar Car Nicobar Air Force Base VOCX CBD Defense Air Base Campbell [2] INS Baaz VO90 — Defense Air Base Bay Diglipur NAS Shibpur VODX IN-0053 Defense Air Base Veer Savarkar International Port Blair VOPB IXZ Domestic Civil Enclave Airport Andhra Pradesh City Served Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Yeduguri Sandanti Kadapa Rajashekhar Reddy VOCP CDP Domestic Commercial Airport Kurnool Kurnool Airport — — Future Future Nagarjuna Nagarjuna Sagar Airport VONS — Domestic Closed Sagar Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore — — Future Future International Airport City Served Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Puttaparthi Sri Sathya Sai Airport VOPN BEK Private Private Rajahmundry Rajahmundry Airport VORY RJA Domestic Commercial Srikakulam Srikakulam Airport — — Future Future Tirupati International Tirupati VOTP TIR International Commercial Airport Vijayawada International Vijayawada VOBZ VGA International Commercial Airport Visakhapatnam VOVZ VTZ International [1] Civil Enclave Visakhapatnam International Airport Bhogapuram Airport — — International Future Arunachal Pradesh City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served No scheduled Along Along Airport VEAN IXV Domestic flights Daporijo Daporijo Airport VEDZ DAE Domestic Closed Itanagar Itanagar Airport — — Future Future Pasighat Pasighat Airport VEPG IXT Domestic Civil Enclave Tezu Tezu Airport VETZ TEI Domestic Closed Ziro Ziro Airport VEZO ZER Domestic Closed Assam City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Chabua Chabua Air Force Station VECA — Defense Air Base Dhubri Rupsi Airport VERU RUP Domestic Closed Dibrugarh Dibrugarh Airport VEMN DIB Domestic Commercial Doom Sookerating Air Force Station — — Defense Air Base Dooma Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi [1] Guwahati VEGT GAU International Commercial International Airport City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Civil Jorhat Jorhat Airport VEJT JRH Domestic Enclave North Lilabari Airport VELR IXI Domestic Commercial Lakhimpur Shella Shella Airport — — Domestic Closed Civil Silchar Silchar Airport VEKU IXS Domestic Enclave Civil Tezpur Tezpur Airport VETZ TEZ Domestic Enclave Bihar City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Bihta Bihta Air Force Station — — Defense Air Base Bhagalpur Bhagalpur Airport — — Domestic Commercial [3] Darbhanga Darbhanga Airport VE89 — Defense/Domestic Commercial Gaya Gaya Airport VEGY GAY International Commercial Jogbani Jogbani Airport — — Domestic Closed No Scheduled Munger Munger Airport — — Domestic Flights No Scheduled Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur Airport VEMZ MZU Domestic Flights Jay Prakash Narayan Patna VEPT PAT Customs Commercial Airport [4] Purnea Purnea Airport VEPU — Defense Air Base Raxaul Raxaul Airport VERL — Domestic Closed Chandigarh City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Civil Chandigarh Chandigarh Airport VICG IXC International Enclave [5] Chhattisgarh City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Ambikapur Ambikapur Airport — — Domestic Commercial Non Bhilai Bhilai Airport — — 9 Private Commercial Bilaspur Bilaspur Airport VEBU PAB Domestic Flying School Jagdalpur Jagdalpur Airport VE46 JGB Domestic Commercial Jashpur Jashpur Airport — — Domestic Closed Korba Korba Airport — — Domestic Closed Raigarh Airport VERH — Domestic Closed Raigarh OP Jindal Airport — — Private Raipur Swami Vivekananda Airport VERP RPR Domestic Daman and Diu City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Daman Daman Airport VADN NMB Defense Air Base Diu Diu Airport VA1P DIU Domestic Commercial Delhi City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Indira Gandhi International VIDP DEL International [1] Commercial Airport New Delhi Safdarjung Airport VIDD — Domestic Closed [6][7][8] Civil Hindon Airport VIDX — Domestic Enclave Goa City Served Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role [1] Civil Goa, Dabolim Goa International Airport VOGO GOI International Enclave Mopa Mopa Airport — — International Future Gujarat City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel [1] Ahmedabad VAAH AMD International Commercial International Airport Amreli Amreli Airport — — Domestic Closed Bhavnagar Bhavnagar Airport VABV BHU Domestic Commercial Bhuj Bhuj Airport VABJ BHJ Domestic Civil Enclave Dholera International Dholera — — Future (International) Airport Jamnagar Jamnagar Airport VAJM JGA Domestic Civil Enclave Kandla Kandla Airport VAKE IXY Domestic Commercial Keshod Keshod Airport VAKS IXK Domestic Closed Mehsana Mehsana Airport — — Private Flying School Mundra Mundra Airport VAMA — Private Commercial Naliya Naliya Air Force Station VANY — Defense Air Base Palanpur Palanpur Airport — — Domestic Closed Porbandar Porbandar Airport VAPR PBD Domestic Commercial Rajkot Airport VARK RAJ Domestic Commercial Rajkot Rajkot Greenfield Airport - - Future (International) Surat Surat International Airport VASU STV International Commercial Vadodara Vadodara Airport VABO BDQ Domestic Commercial Haryana City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Ambala Ambala Air Force Station VIAM — Defense Air Base Bhiwani Bhiwani Airport VIHR HSS Domestic Closed Recreational Gurugram Gurugram Airstrip VIHR HSS Domestic airstrip Hisar Hisar Airport VIHR HSS Domestic Flying School Karnal Karnal Airport VI40 — Domestic Flying School Narnaul Narnaul Airport VI40 — Domestic Closed Panchkula Pinjore Airport VI40 — Domestic Closed Sirsa Sirsa Air Force Station VIAM — Defense Air Base Himachal Pradesh City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Kangra Gaggal Airport VIGG DHM Domestic Commercial Kullu Bhuntar Airport VIBR KUU Domestic Commercial Shimla Shimla Airport VISM SLV Domestic Commercial Jammu & Kashmir City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Jammu Jammu Airport VIJU IXJ Domestic Civil Enclave Kargil Kargil Airport — VI65 Defense Air Base Kushok Bakula Rimpochhe Leh VILH IXL Domestic Civil Enclave Airport Sheikh ul-Alam [a] Srinagar VISR SXR International Civil Enclave International Airport Thoise Thoise Airbase — — Defense Air Base Jharkhand City Served Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Bokaro Bokaro Airport VEBK — Domestic Chakulia Chakulia Airport VECK — Defense Closed Deoghar Deoghar Airport IN-0090 — Domestic Closed Dhanbad Dhanbad Airport VEDB DBD Domestic Closed Dumka Dumka Airport IN-0100 — Domestic Closed Jamshedpur Sonari Airport VEJS IXW Domestic Commercial Ranchi Birsa Munda Airport VERC IXR Domestic Commercial Karnataka City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Belgaum Belgaum Airport VABM IXG Domestic Commercial Bellary Bellary Airport VOBI BEP Domestic Closed Kempegowda VOBL BLR International [1] Commercial International Airport Aerospace HAL Airport VOBG — Defense Bengaluru Engineering Yelahanka Air Force VOYK — Defense Air Base Station Jakkur Airfield VOJK — Domestic Flying School Bidar Bidar Airport VOBR — Defense Air Base Bijapur Bijapur Airport — — Future Future Chitradurga Aeronautical Chitradurga — — Defense Air Base Test Range Gulbarga Gulbarga Airport — — Future Future Harihar Harihar Airport VO52 — Private Private Hassan Hassan Airport — — Future Future Hubli Hubli Airport VAHB HBX Domestic Commercial Karwar Karwar Airport — — Future Future Koppal Koppal Airport — — Private Private City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served [10] Mangalore Mangaluru Airport VOML IXE International Commercial Mysore Mysore Airport VOMY MYQ Domestic Commercial Shimoga Shimoga Airport — — Domestic Future Toranagallu Jindal Vijaynagar Airport VOJV VDY Private Private Kerala City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Trivandrum International Trivandrum VOTV TRV International Commercial Airport Cochin International VOCI COK International [1] Commercial Kochi Airport INS Garuda VOCC — Defense Air Base Kollam Kollam Airport — — Domestic Closed Palakkad Palakkad Airport — — Future (Domestic) Sabarigiri International Kottayam — — Future (International) Airport Thiruvambady International — — Future (International) Airport Kozhikode Calicut International VOCL CCJ International [1] Commercial Airport Kannur International [1] Kannur VOKN CNN International Commercial Airport Lakshadweep City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Agatti Agatti Airport VOAT AGX Domestic Commercial Madhya Pradesh City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served serves domestic Bhopal Raja Bhoj Airport VABP BHO International flights only Chhindwara Chhindwara Airport — — Domestic Closed Damoh Damoh Airport — — Domestic Closed Gwalior Gwalior airport VIGR GWL Domestic Civil Enclave Devi Ahilyabai Holkar serves domestic Indore VAID IDR International International Airport flights only Jabalpur Jabalpur Airport VAJB JLR Domestic Commercial Khajuraho Khajuraho Airport VEKO HJR Domestic Commercial Khandwa Khandwa Airport VADK IN-0061 Domestic Closed Panna Panna Airport — — Domestic Closed Sagar Dhana Airport — — Domestic Closed Satna Satna Airport VEST TNI Domestic Commercial Guna Guna Airstrip — — Domestic Closed Ujjain Ujjain Airstrip — — Domestic Closed Maharashtra City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Served Aamby Valley Aamby Valley Airstrip — IN-0033 Private Closed City Akola Akola Airport VAAK AKD Domestic Closed Amravati Amravati Airport IN-0065 — MIDC owned Closed Aurangabad Aurangabad Airport VAAU IXU Domestic Commercial Baramati Baramati Airport IN-0024 — MIDC owned Flying School Chandrapur Chandrapur Airport VA1B — MADC owned Closed Dhule Dhule Airport VA53 DHL MADC Closed Gondia Gondia Airport VAGD — Domestic Flying School City Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role
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