Bangalore International Airport

Bangalore, the state capital of Karnataka, is served by the Bangalore International Airport. It is a hub for air travel to and from the rest of the country and the world. The airport is called the Kempegowda International Airport, in honour of the founder of the city. It is on 4000 acres in the Devanahalli area in the north zone.

The terminus is the first in the state to run entirely on solar energy. In terms of passengers, aircraft traffic, and cargo movement, it is ranked third in the country. In 2023 alone, it saw the passage of 3.72 crore travellers. There are two grand passenger terminals here. From September 2023, all international traffic is being handled at Terminal 2.

The airport uses state-of-the-art services for check-in and for the processing of baggage. There are self-check-in services that have made it easy for passengers. These have been added to make travel simple and effortless. The most modern security measures are in use at the airport. It is the first to have started CT scanning for the screening of luggage.

Bangalore International Airport has excellent facilities that make it one of the finest in the country. There are plenty of services here, from duty-free shops to lounges. These help make travel a stress-free experience for passengers. There are many options for food at the airport, from fast food to sit-down dining. The airport aims to make travelling more fun.

The airport’s major emphasis is handling cargo, and it has three enormous freight terminals. Cargo is handled using the most up-to-date and high-tech systems. The city's reputation has grown thanks to the airport. It has helped Bangalore become an economic powerhouse. The airport has helped the growth of local trade and commerce.

Bangalore International Airport connects the city to the rest of the world with ease. There are direct flights to five of the six continents from here, with connecting flights to all six. The airport’s facilities for customs and immigration are well-staffed and equipped.

The airport is a modern space looking to bring down its impact on the planet. It advocates saving water and the use of energy-efficient technologies. There is an 11-acre fuel farm at Bangalore International Airport. It aims to bring down the pollution that comes with the transport of fuel. It has also helped streamline the process of fuel delivery.

The airport can be easily reached from all parts of the city by wide and well-developed roads. It is 65 kilometres from the grand Purva Kensho Hills plotted development at S Medahalli in Southeast Bangalore. The airport can be reached in about a two-hour drive from the project.

Residents of the 38-acre enclave by the Purva Land can reach the airport by the NH44 and NH648. Although Purva Kensho Hills is away from the busy city, it is easy to reach the Bangalore International Airport. It is perfect for anyone who wants to live in a quiet area with quick access to the airport.

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