Adampur Airport (AIP)

Adampur Airport (AIP) serves the Jalandhar/Doaba region of Punjab, India, with a compact passenger terminal adjacent to an air force station. The civil terminal hosts airline check‑in counters, security screening, and a small departure lounge; boarding is at ground level via stairs or buses depending on stand assignment. Arrivals proceed to a simple baggage reclaim area and exit into the public hall.

Walking distances are short. From curb/parking to check‑in is typically 2–4 minutes. From security to the nearest boarding gates takes around 3–5 minutes, and to remote stands 5–8 minutes including bus transfer when used. There are no inter‑terminal transfers.

Security screening follows Indian civil aviation requirements at the entrance to departures. As a domestic outstation, AIP does not provide immigration or customs; international formalities are completed at larger Indian hubs on connecting itineraries. Peak festival periods can lengthen security and check‑in queues—arrive early.

Amenities include basic seating, restrooms, snack kiosks or tea/coffee counters, and limited convenience retail; ATMs and ride‑hail pickup zones may be available at the forecourt. Wi‑Fi availability can vary. Taxis and pre‑arranged cars provide primary ground transport to Jalandhar and surrounds.

Accessibility is supported with step‑free routes and accessible restrooms; wheelchair assistance can be booked through airlines. Family facilities are limited—bring baby supplies and snacks as retail options are modest.