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City Served Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Andaman and Nicobar Islands City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Car Nicobar Car Air Force VOCX CBD Defence Airbase Nicobar Base Campbell INS Baaz Defence Airbase Bay — — IN Diglipur NAS Shibpur VODX Defence Airbase 0053 Veer Savarkar Port Blair VOPB IXZ Domestic Commercial International Airport Andhra Pradesh City Airport ICA IAT Categor Role Served Name O A y Donakonda Donakonda VODK Domestic Closed Airport — Kadapa Commerci Kadapa VOCP CDP Domestic Airport al City Airport ICA IAT Categor Role Served Name O A y Kurnool Kurnool Future Future Airport — — Nagarjuna Nagarjuna VONS Domestic Closed Sagar Sagar Airport — Nellore Nellore Future Future Airport — — Sri Sathya Puttaparthi VOPN BEK Private Private Sai Airport Rajahmundry Commerci Rajahmundry VORY RJA Domestic Airport al Srikakulam Srikakulam Future Future Airport — — Tirupati Commerci Tirupati VOTP TIR Domestic Airport al Vijayawada Commerci Vijayawada VOBZ VGA Domestic Airport al Visakhapatna Visakhapatna Internation Commerci VOVZ VTZ m m Airport al al City Airport ICA IAT Categor Role Served Name O A y Bhogapuram Internation - - Future Airport al Arunachal Pradesh City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Along Civil Along VEAN IXV Domestic Airport Enclave Daporijo Daporijo VEDZ DAE Domestic Closed Airport Itanagar Itanagar Future Future Airport — — Pasighat Civil Pasighat VEPG IXT Domestic Airport Enclave Tezu Tezu Airport VETZ TEI Domestic Closed Ziro Zero Airport VEZO ZER Domestic Closed Assam[edit] City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Chabua Air Chabua VECA Defence Air Base Force Station — Dibrugarh Dibrugarh VEMN DIB Domestic Commercial Airport Sookerating Doom Air Force Defence Air Base Dooma — — Station Lokpriya Gopinath Guwahati Bordoloi VEGT GAU International Commercial International Airport Civil Jorhat Jorhat Airport VEJT JRH Domestic Enclave North Lilabari VELR IXI Domestic Commercial Lakhimpur Airport Dhubri Rupsi Airport VERU RUP Domestic Closed Shella Shella Airport — — Domestic Closed City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Silchar Civil Silchar VEKU IXS Domestic Airport Enclave Tezpur Civil Tezpur VETZ TEZ Domestic Airport Enclave Bihar City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Bihta Air Bihta Force - - Defence Air Base Station Bhagalpur Bhagalpur - Domestic Commercial Airport — Darbhanga Darbhanga VEDB Defence Air Base Airport — Gaya Gaya International VEGY GAY International Commercial Airport Jogbani Jogbani — — Domestic Closed City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Airport Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur VEMZ MZU Future Commercial Airport Jay Prakash Narayan Patna VEPT PAT International Commercial International Airport Purnea Purnea VEPR Defence Air Base Airport — Raxaul Civil Raxaul VERL RXL Domestic Airport Enclave Chhattisgarh City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Bilaspur Flying Bilaspur VEBU PAB Domestic Airport School Jagdalpur Jagdalpur VE46 JGB Domestic Closed Airport City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Raigarh VERH Domestic Airport — Raigarh OP Jindal Private Airport — — Swami Raipur Vivekananda VERP RPR Domestic Commercial Airport Daman and Diu City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Diu Diu Airport VA1P DIU Domestic Commercial Daman Daman VADN NMB Defence Airbase Airport Delhi[edit] City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name New Delhi Indira Gandhi VIDP DEL International Commercial International City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Airport Safdarjung New Delhi VIDP Domestic Closed Airport — Goa City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Goa Goa International VOGO GOI International Commercial Airport Goa Mopa Airport — — International Future Gujarat City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Sardar Vallabhbhai Ahmedabad Patel VAAH AMD International Commercial International Airport City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Amreli Amreli - - Domestic Not Started Airport Bhavnagar Bhavnagar VABV BHU Domestic Commercial Airport Civil Bhuj Bhuj Airport VABJ BHJ Domestic Enclave Fedara Fedara International — — International Future Airport Jamnagar Civil Jamnagar VAJM JGA Domestic Airport Enclave Kandla Kandla VAKE IXY Domestic Commercial Airport Keshod Keshod VAKS IXK Domestic Closed Airport Mehsana Flying Mehsana -- -- Private Airport School Palanpur Palanpur — —A Domestic Closed City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Airport Porbandar Porbandar VAPR PBD Domestic Commercial Airport Rajkot Rajkot VARK RAJ Domestic Commercial Airport Surat Surat Airport VASU STV Domestic Commercial Civil Airport Vadodara VABO BDQ International Commercial Harni Haryana City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Flying Hisar Hisar Airport VIHR HSS Domestic School Flying Karnal Karnal Airport VI40 Domestic — School Himachal Pradesh City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Gaggal Kangra VIGG DHM Domestic Commercial Airport Bhuntar Kullu VIBR KUU Domestic Commercial Airport Shimla Shimla VISM SLV Domestic Commercial Airport Jammu & Kashmir City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Jammu Jammu VIJU IXJ Domestic Commercial Airport Kargil Kargil Airport none VI65 Defence Air Base Kushok Bakula Leh VILH IXL Domestic Commercial Rimpochhe Airport Srinagar Srinagar VISR SXR Domestic Commercial International City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Airport Thoise Thoise Defence Air Base Airbase Jharkhand City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Bokaro Bokaro VEBK BKR Domestic Private Airport Chakulia Chakulia VECK Defence Closed Airport — Deoghar Deoghar VEDR DGR Domestic Commercial Airport Dhanbad Dhanbad VEDB DBD Domestic Commercial Airport Sonari Jamshedpur VEJS IXW Domestic Commercial Airport Ranchi Birsa VERC IXR Domestic Commercial Munda City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Airport Karnataka City Airport ICA IAT Categor Role Served Name O A y Belgaum Commercia Belgaum VABM IXG Domestic Airport l Bellary Bellary VOBI BEP Domestic Closed Airport Kempegowd a Internationa Commercia Bengaluru VOBL BLR International l l Airport Aerospace Bengaluru HAL Airport VOBG —-- Defence Engineerin g Yelahanka Bengaluru Air Force VOYK — Defence Air Base Station Bengaluru Jakkur VOJK — Domestic Flying City Airport ICA IAT Categor Role Served Name O A y Airfield School Bidar Bidar Airport VOBR — Defence Defence Bijapur Bijapur Future Future Airport — — Gulbarga Gulbarga Future Future Airport — — Harihar Harihar VO52 - Private Private Airport Hassan Hassan Future Future Airport — — Commercia Hubli Hubli Airport VAHB HBX Domestic l Karwar Karwar Future Future Airport — — Koppal Koppal Private Private Airport — — Mangalore Mangalore VOML IXE Internationa Commercia City Airport ICA IAT Categor Role Served Name O A y International l l Airport Mysore Commercia Mysore VOMY MYQ Domestic Airport l Shimoga Shimoga Future Future Airport — — Jindal Toranagall Vijaynagar VOJV VDY Private Private u Airport Kerala City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Kannur Kannur International VOKN — International Future Airport Kochi INS Garuda VOCC — Defence Airbase Cochin Kochi International VOCI COK International Commercial Airport City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Kollam Kollam - - Domestic Closed[3] Airport Calicut Kozhikode International VOCL CCJ International Commercial Airport Trivandrum Trivandrum International VOTV TRV International Commercial Airport Lakshadweep City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Agatti Agatti VOAT AGX Domestic Commercial Aerodrome Madhya Pradesh City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Raja Bhoj Bhopal VABP BHO International Commercial Airport City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Chhindwara Chhindwara Domestic Closed Airport Daboh Daboh Domestic Closed Airport Gwalior Gwalior VIGR GWL Domestic Commercial airport Devi Ahilyabai Indore VAID IDR Domestic Commercial Holkar Airport Jabalpur Jabalpur VAJB JLR Domestic Commercial Airport Khandwa IN- Khandwa VADK Domestic Closed Airport 0061 Khajuraho Khajuraho VEKO HJR Domestic Commercial Airport Panna Panna Domestic Closed Airport City Airport ICAO IATA Category Role Served Name Dhana Sagar Domestic Closed Airport Ujjain Ujjain Domestic Closed Airstrip Satna Satna VIST TNI Domestic Commercial Airport Maharashtra City Served Airport Name ICAO IATA Category Role Aamby Aamby Valley IN- Private Valley City Airstrip — 0033 — General Akola Akola Airport VAAK AKD AAI Aviation Amravati IN- General Amravati MADC Airport 0065 — Aviation Aurangabad Aurangabad VAAU IXU Domestic Commercial Airport Baramati Flying Baramati Reliance Airport — — School Chandrapur General Chandrapur VA1B MADC Airport — Aviation Flying Dhule Dhule Airport VA53 MADC — School Flying Gondia Gondia Airport VAGD AAI — School General Jalgaon Jalgaon Airport VA47 AAI — Aviation Kalyan Kalyan Airstrip — — AAI Closed Flying Karad Karad Airport VA1M MADC — School Kolhapur General Kolhapur VAKP KLH AAI Airport Aviation General Latur Latur Airport VALT LTU Reliance Aviation Chhatrapati Shivaji VABB BOM International Commercial International Mumbai Airport Juhu General VAJJ AAI Aerodrome — Aviation Navi Mumbai Navi International International Future Mumbai — — Airport Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Nagpur VANP NAG International Commercial International Airport Shri Guru Nanded Gobind Singh VAND NDC Reliance Domestic Ji Airport Gandhinagar Nashik VANR ISK Military Air Base Airport HAL Civil Nashik Ozar Airport VAOZ ISK Air Base Aviation Osmanabad General Osmanabad OMN Reliance Airport — Aviation Phaltan Phaltan Landing — — MADC Closed Ground Hadapsar Flying
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