List of airports in Telangana

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Telangana, India has one commercial airport which has access to international flights along with some non-used airstrips for emergency purposes. [1] [2]

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport under the governance of Airport Authority of India is the only airport in state of Telangana with connections to domestic and international destinations.

List

The list includes the domestic, military and non-operational airports with their respective ICAO and IATA codes.

List of airports
Sl. No.LocationAirport name ICAO IATA OperatorCategoryRole
1 Shamshabad Rajiv Gandhi International Airport VOHSHYDGMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited International Airport Commercial
Closed airports
2 Begumpet Begumpet Airport VOHYBPM Airports Authority of India No scheduled commercial air service
3 Warangal Warangal Airport VOWAWGC Airports Authority of India It remained in service until 1981.
4 Ramagundam Ramagundam Airport VORDRMD Airports Authority of India and Adithya Birla It remained in service until 1995.
Indian Air Force airports
5 Dundigal Dundigal Air Force Academy Indian Air Force Indian Air Force
6 Hakimpet Hakimpet Air Force Station VODG Indian Air Force Indian Air Force
Proposed airports
7 Nizamabad Nizamabad Airport
8 Kothagudem Kothagudem Airport
Other airports
9Nadergul Nadirgul Airfield Non-operational

Source: Airports Authority of India [3]

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