List of airports in Madhya Pradesh

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This is a list of airports in Madhya Pradesh state in India. [1] [2]

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Airports

Sl. no. Location ICAO IATA AirportType
1GwaliorVAGRGWL Rajmata Vijayraje Raje Scindia Terminal Domestic
2IndoreVAIRINR Devi Ahilyabai holker airport International
3BhopalVABPBHO Raja Bhoj Airport International
4JabalpurVAJBJLR Dumna Airport Domestic
5Khajuraho, ChhatarpurVAKJHJR Khajuraho Airport Domestic
6RewaVA1GREW Rewa Airport Domestic
7 Satna VESTSatna Airstrip
8 Panna Panna Airstrip
9 Sagar VA1J Dhana Airstrip
10 Khandwa VAKDIN-0061Khandwa Airstrip
11 Ujjain Ujjain Airstrip
12 Ratlam Ratlam Airstrip
13 Nagda Nagda Airstrip
14 Harda IN-0047Harda Airstrip
15 Guna Guna Airstrip
16 Datia Datia Airport Future

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References

  1. Airport Projects Archived 2014-06-25 at the Wayback Machine The Official Website Of Infrastructure Development Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh
  2. Airports Archived 2014-06-18 at the Wayback Machine The Official Website Of Airports Authority of India, Government of India