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I had picked up someone early in the morning some time back from the Airport. There is a designated parking space -- though, no one discussed pay-n-park with me at that time. I think its fenced and you could leave your car around for the day (maybe not the night?). Yet, lets check for some more experience... <hr /> Some other references, <ul> <li>WikiMapia Pune <a href="http://wikimapia.org/4758087/airport-parking" rel="nofollow">Airport parking</a></li> <li>Recent <code>Punekar.in</code> article on <a href="http://punekar.in/site/2009/07/28/pune-airport-now-wants-to-expand-its-aircraft-parking-space/" rel="nofollow">expansion plans</a> (28/July/2009)</li> </ul> <blockquote> While the space constraint for passenger movement has been taken care of to a large extent by the two new terminals, the airport continues to face the problem of limited parking space. Initially, the parking capacity was for just 150 vehicles. After AAI’s request, the IAF had provided about five acres of land for extra parking space. Construction work for the same is currently in progress. Now, the AAI has requested for some more space for parking of the aircrafts. <code>[too...!]</code> </blockquote> <ul> <li>More recently -- <a href="http://punekar.in/site/2009/12/23/more-parking-space-for-four-wheelers-at-airport/" rel="nofollow">More parking space for four-wheelers at airport</a> (23/Dec/2009) </li> </ul> <blockquote> The parking space has been created just opposite the main gate of the airport. The eastern wing of the parking has already been thrown open for taxis, autorickshaws and pick-up vehicles of the airliners. At present, four-wheelers and two wheelers can enter the airport premises and there is a parking facility for them within the premises. “In addition to the parking facility located within the gates of the airport complex, we have created a space just across the road for four wheelers. While the eastern wing of this parking facility has already come into operation, the other side is yet to be opened for private vehicles. It would be done once our traffic policy is finalised. It would take at least two weeks to be approved,” Captain Deepak Shastri, Director of the Airport told The Indian Express. </blockquote> Checkout the WikiMapia view with some zoom...