Dibrugarh Airport
Dibrugarh Airport, officially known as Mohanbari Airport and coded DIB, serves the commercial hub of upper Assam situated in the heart of India's premier tea-growing region. Originally constructed during World War II to support Allied operations over the Hump route into China, the airport has grown into a vital transport link for the oil-rich and tea-laden northeastern corridor. It connects Dibrugarh — often called the 'Tea City of India' — to major Indian metros, facilitating both business travel and tourism to the Brahmaputra basin.
Flights & airlines
Cargo: Limited cargo operations handled through the airport, primarily supporting the tea and petroleum industries of upper Assam.
Terminal facilities
Getting to the airport
Hotels near DIB
Popular business hotel near the city centre with restaurant and conference facilities.
A heritage tea estate bungalow offering an authentic colonial experience amid Assam tea gardens.
Affordable and conveniently located near Dibrugarh town with basic amenities.
Nature-themed resort offering views of the Brahmaputra and curated wildlife excursion packages.
Comfortable city hotel with in-house dining and reliable connectivity, suitable for business and leisure travellers.
Beyond the airport
Travel tips
- Dibrugarh's climate is humid and prone to fog in winter mornings (December–January), which can cause flight delays; check your flight status before heading to the airport.
- Pre-book a taxi or arrange a hotel pickup in advance, as cab availability at the airport can be limited during late-night or early-morning arrivals.
- Carry some cash as ATM availability beyond the airport is sparse on the Mohanbari road; the in-terminal ATM is your best option.
- The best locally produced Assam CTC and Orthodox teas can be purchased at airport retail shops or at estate outlets in town — an unmissable souvenir.
- If visiting Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, book permits and guides in advance through the Forest Department as entry is regulated.
- Allow extra travel time if flying during the monsoon season (June–September), as roads to the airport can be affected by flooding.
Development: Airports Authority of India has undertaken modernisation works at Dibrugarh Airport including upgradation of the terminal and apron expansion to accommodate increased aircraft movements. The UDAN regional connectivity scheme has boosted new route additions to underserved northeastern cities, further enhancing the airport's regional significance.
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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.