The new terminal, inspired by the local culture and heritage, features a design reminiscent of the old Kashta houses of Rander.
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Bhavya Velani
Bhavya Velani is the founder of Aviation A2Z. Bhavya started Aviation A2Z as a YouTube channel and created unique and engaging content for aviation professionals. He is very passionate about writing aviation blogs and creating content. Founded in 2018, Aviation A2Z has grown rapidly, with over 5 million monthly visitors. Bhavya writes for Airways Magazine, AIRLIVE, AeroXplorer, Travel Radar, and other global publications.
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