Khajuraho airport, which serves Madhya Pradesh’s UNESCO World Heritage temple town, has been ranked highest in the Airports Authority of India’s (AAI) Customer Satisfaction Index, despite not handling a single commercial flight for weeks. According to a report by The Times of India, the airport recorded zero commercial flight operations throughout July and August. Critics argue that such rankings may not fully reflect an airport’s operational relevance if flight activity is minimal or absent. As per AAI’s biannual Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) survey, Khajuraho secured the top score among airports in its category. Even during its busiest period, Khajuraho airport operated flights on only two routes—connecting Delhi and Varanasi.