The ancient city of Agra lies in northern India’s Uttar Pradesh state. Though its history is largely recognized through the Mughal Empire, the city was established long before that period and is strongly linked to the Mahabharata period and Maharishi Angira in 1000 BC. Home to the iconic monument to love, the Taj Mahal, the city attracts throngs of tourists each year. Here's what you need to know when planning an operation to Agra.
• IATA Code: AGR• ICAO Code VIAG• Latitude/ Longitude: 27”09.27N 077”57.39E• Elevation: 551 feet• Fuel types: Jet A1 FUEL, ALL TYPE• Time Zone: GMT/UTC +5:30 hoursAirport information Known as the Kheria Air Force Station, the General Administration falls under the control of the Indian Air force. The Air Connectivity to Agra is mainly serviced by the National Carrier “Air India” from Delhi, Mumbai Varanasi, and Khajuraho. Agra Airport is about 12.5 km (8 miles) from the city center.
Private flights• Overflight and landing permits are requiredNon-scheduled commercial flights• Overflight and landing permits are requiredAn application to India DGCA with all required documentation is necessary to secure permit approval. They are processed during working hours, Monday - Friday, 0500-1200 UTC, as the office is officially closed on weekends and on public holidays.Permit lead time
Health InformationGeneral Declaration is required from Airline / PIC.
Both EU and Non-EU passengers require a valid Indian visa to enter India with the exception of those from Nepal and Bhutan.E-Visas• E-visas can be obtained by passengers through online services• You may show printed copy of e-visa and presented on arrival to immigration deskFor more information, see https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/tvoa.htmlCrew
Rail:Agra is on the train line between Delhi and Mumbai and many trains connect Agra with all major Indian Cities every day.
Agra has a semiarid climate bordering on a humid subtropical climate. The city typically gets mild winters and hot, dry summers, as well as a monsoon season.
