New Delhi: The rapid development of air infrastructure in India’s North-East states over the last decade is leading to higher economic development in the remote hilly region of the country, with growth picking up in the agricultural and tourism sectors. There has been a surge in the number of people travelling to the North Eastern states. The article also highlights a report titled ‘Unlocking the Economic Viability and Potential of North Eastern Airports’, published in 'Journal of Law and Sustainable Development'. “The expansion of airports and improved air connectivity in the North Eastern states of India has brought about a significant socio-economic transformation in the region. The development of North Eastern airports presents a promising avenue for economic growth, tourism promotion, and cultural exchange,” according to the report.