Top 10 Airport in India

After the United States and China, India has the third-largest domestic civil aviation market in the world because of its many top airports. In total, 486 airports are spread out across India. 100 airports/aerodromes get regular commercial flights, while 123 airports have scheduled commercial flights, some of which are used by both the military and the civilian population.


The Airports Authority of India oversees a total of 125 airports, including 8 customs airports, 25 civil enclaves at defense airfields, and 11 international airports (AAI).

Airports play an important part in our travels because they not only link cities and towns but also make them more convenient and comfortable. Air travel has increased at a never-before-seen rate as luxury travel gradually becomes more affordable for the middle class. As a result, the hotel and tourism sectors of India's economy have been promoted.

1. Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi

Indira Gandhi International Airport, the busiest airport in India, is situated in "New Delhi," the nation's capital. The airport is the 12th busiest in the world and the sixth busiest in Asia.


It bears the name of Indira Gandhi, our previous prime minister. 5,106 acres make up its total surface area. It currently transports 70 million people each year, but by 2030, it's anticipated that number would increase to almost 100 million. Three parallel runways are present.

The airport in Delhi has three terminals.


  • Low-cost airlines like Indigo and Spice Jet use Terminal 1.

  • Go Air and Indigo currently run their daily flights out of Terminal 2.

  • International flights depart from Terminal 3 only.


Services available at Indira Gandhi International Airport

  • Eateries and coffee shops

  •  Shops

  • Duty-Free

  • Baggage Carts

  • Medical Services


2. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai

CSMIA Mumbai, previously Sahara International Airport, is the busiest and one of the greatest airports in India. It is situated in Andheri, 8 kilometers from the heart of Mumbai.


There are two passenger terminals at this airport: T1 is for domestic low-cost flights, while T2 is for international domestic flights. This covers an area of 1850 acres in total.


In a day, it can easily manage more than 950 aircraft moments. It won the title of "Best Airport in India and Central Asia" in addition to being named "World's Best Airport" in 2017 for handling more than 40 million people yearly.


Any public transportation will easily get you there. It consistently offers its customers the greatest services.

Some services available at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport

  • Restaurants and cafés

  • Shops

  • Duty-Free

  • Baggage Carts

  • Medical Services

  • Free Wi-Fi

3. Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru

After Mumbai and Delhi Airports, Kempegowda International Airport is the busiest airport in India.It is situated in Karnataka's "Bangalore."


In Karnataka, this was the state's first airport built entirely on solar energy. It occupies a space of 4,000 acres. It is Asia's 29th busiest airport. Every day, it manages around 658 airplane moments. The "Best Regional Airport in Asia and Central India" award goes to this airport. The name "Kempe Gowda" of Bangalore's founder is given to this airport.

Several of the attractions and services offered at Kempegowda International Airport

  • ATMs

  • Baby care facilities

  • Business Center

  • Currency exchange

  • Duty-free stores

  • Pharmacy


4. Chennai International Airport

It is also Asia's 49th busiest airport, ranking as the fourth busiest airport in India. Chennai, Tamil Nadu, is where it is situated. More than 22.5 million passengers and 570 aircraft movements are handled there annually.


It is on track to become the first airport in India with a satellite terminal that can accommodate 40 million passengers annually. The domestic terminal at Chennai Airport is the first airport in India to incorporate aerobridges. – supper clubs and bars

The following services are offered at Chennai International Airport:

  • Shops

  • Duty-Free

  • Information Counter

  • Tourist and Railway Information Booths

  • Currency exchange

  • Security check

  • Lost & found

  • Vending machines

  • Luggage carts


5. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata


The oldest airport in Kolkata is Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, which first opened its doors in 1924. It was given the name "Subhas Chandra Bose" in 1995 and is situated in Dum Dum, Kolkata.

It is India's fifth busiest airport after the airports in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Chennai.

It covers a total area of 1,641 acres and serves nearly 20 million passengers annually. The primary runway and the auxiliary runway at Kolkata Airport run parallel to one another. In 2014–15, the airport was recognized as the Asia–Pacific region's "Best Improved Airport."

These are some of the services that are offered at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport.

  • Free Wi-Fi

  • Baby care facilities

  • ATMs

  • Currency exchange

  • Shops and Restaurants

  • Duty-free stores

  • Medical Services

  • Pharmacy

6. Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad

It is situated in "Shamshabad," some 24 kilometers from Hyderabad, the City of Pearls. This airport bears the name "Rajiv Gandhi," a former prime minister of our country.

The airport is the sixth busiest in India. There is a freight terminal and one passenger terminal at the airport.

The only airport in India to make Air Help's list of the top 10 airports is Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. The airport serves more than 40 million passengers a year and occupies an area of 5400 acres.

Services at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport

  • Free Wi-Fi

  • Baby care facilities

  • ATMs

  • Currency exchange

  • Shops and Restaurants


7. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad

The airport is 9 km north of the center of Ahmedabad near Hansol. The airport, which is named after "Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel," serves as a hub for TruJet.There are two terminals at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel: T1 is for domestic flights, while T2 is for both domestic and international flights. Every year, it serves over 9 million passengers.

services available at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel airport are

  • Luggage services

  • ATM’s

  • Child care room

  • SPA services


8. Cochin International Airport


The airport is 25 kilometres northeast of Kochi at Nedumbassery. It is being created through a "public-private partnership." For Air India Express, the airport serves as a hub. Over 10.2 million people use the airport annually.

The first all solar-powered airport in the world, Cochin International Airport boasts one of India's largest terminals (Terminal 3), and it was named "Champion of the Earth" in 2018.

The following services are offered at Cochin International Airport

  • Baggage trolleys

  • Tourist Information desk

  • Lost and found luggage desk

  • Left Luggage

  • Bank and Currency Exchange

  • Restaurants and Bars


9. Pune International Airport

Pune, Maharashtra, is where the airport is situated. It is India's eighth busiest airport. It accommodates both domestic and foreign flights. It is 10 kilometres northeast of Pune's centre.


The airport has two terminals but only one is used for flights, handling about 8 million people a year. The expanded runway and new terminal will shortly be under construction.

At the airport in Pune, amenities include

  • Baby care room

  • Currency exchange

  • Shops and restaurants

  • Medical services

  • Post office

  • Smoking lounges


10. Dabolim Airport, Goa

The airport lies in Goa, 30 miles (48 kilometres) from Panjim, the state capital. In 2017–18, the airport served over 7.6 million passengers. A total of 688 acres make up its span. The airport's integrated terminal building, which accommodates both domestic and international aircraft, was built in December 2013.

There are 75 check-in counters, 8 customs counters, 18 arrivals immigration counters, 22 departure immigration counters, and 14 security check booths at the airport.

At the airport in Goa, amenities include

  • Beautifully designed restaurants and cafes

  • ATM’S

  • Currency Exchange

  • Shops

  • Duty-Free

  • Information Desk


By Moni Sinhmar














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