Jayprakash Narayan International Airport, International airport in Patna, India
Jayprakash Narayan International Airport is an airport in Patna, Bihar, India, serving national and international connections. The facility has one terminal with four boarding gates and a runway slightly over 2000 meters (6600 feet) in length.
The airport was named after Jayprakash Narayan, an activist in India's independence movement from Bihar. The facility later gained international status and expanded its connections to destinations inside and outside India.
The terminal displays traditional Madhubani patterns on its walls and ceilings, an art form from the Mithila region. These colorful geometric motifs remind travelers of the centuries-old painting tradition found in Bihar's villages.
The facility lies within Patna city limits and is reachable by road connections from different parts of the city. Display boards in departure and arrival areas help travelers navigate the terminal.
The facility keeps Category VII firefighting vehicles and equipment ready, one of the highest fire safety levels for airports. First aid rooms and ambulances stand available for medical emergencies directly at the terminal.
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