Dhoho International Airport — Kediri, Indonesia

Dhoho International Airport, coded DHX, is a relatively new airport built to serve Kediri, a city in East Java, Indonesia, developed with backing from major Indonesian conglomerate interests to boost economic growth in the Kediri region, which has historically relied on agriculture and cigarette manufacturing. The airport represents part of Indonesia's broader push to expand aviation infrastructure beyond its most congested hubs like Jakarta and Surabaya, aiming to reduce travel times for a densely populated part of East Java. Despite its 'international' designation, DHX has focused primarily on establishing domestic routes in its early operational phase, with ambitions to grow into a fuller regional gateway as demand develops.