Nagpur is the third largest city of the Indian state of Maharashtra (after Mumbai and Pune). Officially named Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, here’s what you need to know to operate to VANP.

City:	Nagpur	Country:	India
ICAO:	VANP	IATA:	NAG
Elevation:	1033.0 feet	Magnetic variation:	0° West
Time zone:	UTC+5.30	Coordinates:	N21°5.52′ / E79°2.90′
AOE:	Yes	Operating hours:	24 hours
Fuel type:	Avgas and Jet	Airport type:	Civil
Longest runway:	10550 ft	Number of terminals:	2

On the Ground

Languages: Hindi and English

Overflight and landing permits:

Private flights and non-scheduled commercial flights require both overflight and landing permits
An application must be made through your agent to the DGCA of India with all the required documents to secure permit approval
They are processed during working hours, Monday – Friday, 0500-1200 UTC, as the office is officially closed on weekends and public holidays
Emergency and Air ambulance flights are normally processed within the shortest time possible within or outside working hours

Airport security: Thorough security checks take place at all entries to Indian airports. Allow at least 30 minutes before check-in time.

Customs and Immigration: 24 hours

Tourist Information

Location: Nagpur is the largest city in central India.

Transport: Nagpur Airport is about 8km from the city centre. The best way to travel is by train. Nagpur is on the central train line between Delhi and Hyderabad and between Delhi and Chennai.

Weather:

Nagpur has a tropical climate with largely dry conditions all year round, with rain throughout the months of June to September. The summer runs from March to June (average temperatures of about 33°C) and winter from November to January (average temperatures around 5 °C.

Tourist attractions:

Deekshabhoomi
Tekdi Ganesh Mandir
Dargah Baba Tajuddin

For assistance with your operation to Nagpur International Airport VANP, or another location in India, contact UAS India.