Airport officials in Kolkata have distributed this video showing damage to the city's airport during Cyclone Amphan.

Handout video shows flooded tarmac, runways and hangars at the airport in West Bengal.

In one area, the roof seems to have caved in and an aircraft was seen knee-deep water.

The super cyclone has claimed the lives of at least 10 people.

As cyclone Amphan tore through eastern India's West Bengal, it left a devastating wreck in its wake, structures at the Kolkata airport, too, sustained damages.

The frightening visuals come out of Kolkata Airport on May 21.

Visuals from the Kolkata airport showed a flooded tarmac, runways and hangars.

In one area, the roof seemed to have caved in and an aircraft was seen in knee-deep water.

Two hangars have been damaged beyond repair.

According to aviation officials, once the terminal is exposed to the elements, the damage becomes manifold.

With water rushing in, it does more harm than the wind.

From the electronic equipment to furniture, everything gets destroyed.

Amphan slammed into Bengal uprooting trees, damaging power lines and destroying many buildings in Kolkata and other parts of the state.

The super cyclone has claimed the lives of at least 10 people.