Chandigarh International Airport uses the IATA code IXC and the ICAO code VICG. It is officially named Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport, Chandigarh, and is also commonly called Mohali Airport since its terminal is located on the Mohali side of the Tricity.
Yes. The airport's passenger terminal is physically located in Mohali (Jhiurheri village), which is why it is commonly referred to as Mohali Airport, even though its official name is Chandigarh International Airport / Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport.
Parking for non-commercial vehicles is free for the first few minutes, after which standard hourly rates apply for cars, two-wheelers, and buses. See our Airport Guide page for the current fee breakdown, and confirm rates with AAI before travelling since charges can change.
You can check live departures and arrivals on our Flight Departures and Arrivals page, which shows real-time status for both domestic and international flights.
Taxis are available 24/7 outside the terminal, and local bus services connect the airport to Chandigarh's ISBT Sector 17 and Sector 43. See our Airport Guide for taxi and bus contact details.
As of the last update to this page, IndiGo and Air India Express operate scheduled flights from Chandigarh Airport. Airline route networks change frequently, so always confirm your specific flight with the airline directly — see Flight Departures and Arrivals for details.
See our dedicated How to Reach Chandigarh Airport guide for road, rail, and air options from nearby cities.
Sources: Airports Authority of India, Wikipedia: Chandigarh Airport.