Shah Makhdum Airport — Rajshahi, Bangladesh

Shah Makhdum Airport serves Rajshahi, a major city in northwestern Bangladesh known for its silk industry and location along the Padma River. RJH provides domestic connectivity to Dhaka, operated by Bangladesh's national carriers, making it an important link for business and educational travel since Rajshahi hosts one of the country's oldest universities. The airport is named after a revered Sufi saint associated with the region's Islamic heritage. Facilities remain modest, reflecting the airport's role as a secondary domestic hub rather than an international gateway. Flight frequency depends on demand and seasonal factors, and RJH continues to be a vital transport link for the wider Rajshahi division of Bangladesh.