| City served | Division | IATA | ICAO | Airport name | Note |
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| International airports |
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| Kolkata | Presidency | CCU | VECC | Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport | International connections to China, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Thailand, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Singapore, Cambodia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal and domestic flights to all Indian cities |
| Siliguri | Jalpaiguri | IXB | VEBD | Bagdogra International Airport | International flights to Singapore, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Thailand, [1] and domestic flights to multiple Indian cities |
| Kalyani | Presidency | — | — | — | under planning and operational by 2030 |
| Domestic airports |
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| Durgapur | Burdwan | RDP | VEDG | Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport | Domestic airport. Commercial flights to Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, Siliguri and Guwahati. |
| Cooch Behar | Jalpaiguri | COH | VECO | Cooch Behar Airport | Domestic airport. Commercial flight to Kolkata, Jamshedpur and Bhubaneswar. |
| Balurghat | Malda | RGH | VEBG | Balurghat Airport | Under construction |
| Kolkata | Presidency | — | VEBA | Behala Airport | Flying club, VVIP landing station |
| Malda | Malda | LDA | VEMH | Malda Airport | Construction on hold |
| Purulia | Medinipur | — | — | — | Planned |
| Private airstrips |
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| Asansol | Burdwan | — | VEBB | Burnpur Airport | Steel Authority of India Limited |
| Durgapur | Burdwan | — | — | Durgapur Steel Plant Airstrip | Government of West Bengal |
| Military airbases |
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| Barrackpore | Presidency | — | VEBR | Barrackpore Air Force Station | Indian Air Force |
| Alipurduar | Jalpaiguri | — | VEHX | Hasimara Air Force Station | Indian Air Force |
| Kalaikunda | Medinipur | — | VEDX | Kalaikunda Air Force Station | Indian Air Force |
| Kanchrapara | Presidency | — | VBKP | Air Force Station Kanchrapara | Indian Air Force |
| Panagarh | Burdwan | — | VEPH | Panagarh Air Force Station | Indian Air Force |
| Salua | Medinipur | — | VESX | Air Force Station Salua | Indian Air Force |
| Rampurhat | Burdwan | — | — | Surichua Aerodrome | Indian Air Force (planned) [2] |
| Closed airstrips/runways |
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| Asansol | Burdwan | — | — | Asansol Airfield | World War II USAAF airstrip |
| Hijli | Presidency | — | — | Hijli Airfield | World War II USAAF airstrip |
| Bishnupur | Medinipur | — | — | Piardoba Airfield | World War II USAAF airstrip |
| Bagrakote | Jalpaiguri | — | — | Leesh River Airstrip | World War II USAAF airstrip |
| Dhubulia | Presidency | — | — | Dhubulia Airstrip | No. 99 Squadron RAF during World War II |
| Garhbeta | Medinipur | — | — | Digri Airfield | World War II RAF 159 Squadron |
| Guskara | Burdwan | — | — | Guskhara Airfield | World War II USAAF airstrip |
| Jhargram | Medinipur | — | — | Dudhkundi Airfield | World War II USAAF 444th Bombardment Group |
| Kalyani | Presidency | — | — | Kalyani Airfield | World War II USAAF airstrip |
| Pandaveswar | Burdwan | — | — | Pandaveswar Airfield | World War II USAAF airstrip |
| Purulia | Medinipur | — | — | Charra Airfield | World War II USAAF airstrip |
| Salboni | Medinipur | — | — | Salboni Airfield | World War II USAAF airstrip |
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