Aurangabad Airport is in the Maharashtra state of India. An ancient and stunning city, it was the capital of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Here’s what you need to know.
City:
Aurangabad
Country:
India
ICAO:
VAAU
IATA:
AAU
Elevation:
1911 FT / 40.0°C
Latitude/longitude:
195152N 0752351E
Airport type:
AAI Controlled
Mar Var:
1.25°W (1985) /0.017W
Time zone:
+ 5.30 UTC
Runways:
1
Fuel types:
Jet A1
Airport type:
No
Runway length:
2286 x 45
PCN:
Tarmac 63 F/C/W/U
Airport slots:
Yes
Fire category:
CAT-6
Tower frequency:
122.3 MHZ
Ground frequency:
122.3 MHZ
Languages spoken at Aurangabad Airport: Hindi and English
Navaid available: NDB , DME (VOR), DVOR
Lead time for permit approval:
Operating Non-PRC: 1 working day for technical landing, 3 working days for load change
Operating PRC: 3 working day for technical landing, 7 working days for load change
Airport operating hours:
0015 – 0200 UTC
0645 – 0830 UTC
0930 – 1515 UTC
Extention of watch hours is possible if arranged and paid for in advance.
On the Ground
Aircraft handled
Airport slots: Approval is required from VAAU APD office
Ramp facilities: GH equipment/ transport / first aid and emergency services are available.
Passenger and crew facilities: There is no GA terminal. You agent should provide baggage assistance and escort guests through CIQ clearance.
Maintainance and hangars: Extremely limited and acquired through a commercial airline.
Parking facilities: Available with pre-approval from APD office. Aircraft should carry towbar on board.
Security: CCTV and airport security – CISF
Customs and Immigration: Not available at VAAU as it is a domestic airport
Alternatives to Aurangabad Airport: VANP, VAID, VABB
Important numbers:
Emergency: +91 2402476121 (ATC)
Police: +91 0240-2380808 / 2392504
Fire: +91 0240 – 2334000 / 2331444 / 2340011 – 14
Customs (terminal manager): +91 2402476147
Airport authority: +91 2402476121
AIS: +91 2402476121
Tourist Information
Climate:
The climate of Aurangabad is temperate with low humidity and diverse weather conditions. Aurangabad has three seasons: Summer, Winter, and Monsoon.
Summer lasts from March to May with average temperatures of 37°C to 21°C. Winter lasts from November to February with average temperatures of 22°C to 10°C. Monsoon lasts from June to October and see moderate rainfall of 91cm on average.
Safety:
Visitors are advised to follow their planned schedule with a pre-appointed guide
Use hotel transport and avoid unnecessary night travel
Be wary of strangers
Don’t wear expensive items or jewelry
Attractions:
Ajanta Caves (UNESCO world heritage site)
2Ellora Caves
Devgiri Fort
Ghrishneshwar Temple
Pitalkhora Caves
Accommodation close to Aurangabad Airport:
Welcome Hotel Rama International
Ajanta Ambassador
Lemon Tree
Vits
Vivanta by Tai
Windsor Castle
For assistance with your operation to Aurangabad Airport, or another location in India, contact india@uas.aero
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