| 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 toChina,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 toSingapore,Bhutan,Sri Lanka andThailand,[1] and domestic flights to multiple Indian cities |
| Kalyani | Presidency | — | — | — | Proposed[2] |
| Domestic airports |
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| Durgapur | Burdwan | RDP | VEDG | Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport | Domestic airport. Commercial flights toKolkata,Delhi,Mumbai,Chennai,Bengaluru,Hyderabad,Bhubaneswar,Siliguri andGuwahati. |
| Cooch Behar | Jalpaiguri | COH | VECO | Cooch Behar Airport | Domestic airport. Commercial flight toKolkata,Jamshedpur andBhubaneswar. |
| 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 | — | — | Charra Airfield | AbandonedWorld War IIUSAAF airstrip. Planned to be revived.[3] |
| 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 |
|---|
| 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)[4] |
| Closed airstrips/runways |
|---|
| Asansol | Burdwan | — | — | Asansol Airfield | World War IIUSAAF airstrip |
| Hijli | Presidency | — | — | Hijli Airfield | World War IIUSAAF airstrip |
| Bishnupur | Medinipur | — | — | Piardoba Airfield | World War IIUSAAF airstrip |
| Bagrakote | Jalpaiguri | — | — | Leesh River Airstrip | World War IIUSAAF 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 IIUSAAF airstrip |
| Jhargram | Medinipur | — | — | Dudhkundi Airfield | World War IIUSAAF 444th Bombardment Group |
| Kalyani | Presidency | — | — | Kalyani Airfield | World War IIUSAAF airstrip |
| Pandaveswar | Burdwan | — | — | Pandaveswar Airfield | World War IIUSAAF airstrip |
| Salboni | Medinipur | — | — | Salboni Airfield | World War IIUSAAF airstrip |
