Nashik International Airport
Nashik International Airport, also known as Ozar Airport, is located approximately 24 kilometres from Nashik city in Maharashtra and serves as a key aviation hub for northern Maharashtra and the surrounding Deccan region. Situated at an elevation of 1,900 feet above mean sea level, the airport shares its runway infrastructure with the Indian Air Force Station at Ozar, functioning as a civil enclave within a defence establishment. The airport witnesses a significant surge in passenger traffic during the Kumbh Mela, one of the world's largest religious gatherings, held in Nashik every twelve years.
Flights & airlines
Cargo: Limited cargo handling facilities are available, primarily for domestic freight.
Terminal facilities
Getting to the airport
Hotels near ISK
Well-established property in Nashik city, popular with business travellers and pilgrim groups.
Part of the Taj Hotels group, offering quality amenities and dining in the Ambad industrial area.
Premium hotel with conference facilities, spa and multiple dining options in Nashik.
AccorHotels budget brand offering clean, comfortable rooms with reliable amenities near the industrial belt.
Budget-friendly hotel near the Panchavati pilgrimage area, popular with religious tourists and backpackers.
Beyond the airport
Travel tips
- Book pre-paid taxis from the authorised counter inside the terminal to avoid overcharging, especially during peak Kumbh Mela periods.
- The airport is located within an Indian Air Force base; carry a valid government-issued photo ID at all times, as security checks at the entry gate are mandatory.
- During the Nashik Kumbh Mela (Simhastha), flights and hotels book up months in advance — plan and reserve early.
- The nearest wine country (Sula Vineyards) is just 15 km away and makes for an excellent short detour if you have a few hours before your flight.
- Nashik's climate is mild year-round, but carry a light jacket if travelling between November and January as evenings can be cool at this elevation.
- Check your airline's baggage allowance carefully; smaller aircraft operating UDAN routes may have stricter weight restrictions than mainline carriers.
Development: Nashik Airport is earmarked for significant expansion under the AAI's modernisation programme, including a new integrated terminal building with enhanced capacity to handle rising passenger volumes and potential international charter operations. The airport has also benefited from UDAN regional connectivity scheme routes, with plans to add further Tier-2 and Tier-3 city connections in the coming years.
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Last verified 2026-09-11. Airport information changes — always confirm critical details with the airport or your airline. Source: IndianAirports.com airport directory. Found something outdated? Report incorrect information.
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