As the major air center for the Capital Region, Northeastern New York and Western New England, the Albany International Airport offers a wide-range of facilities and services.

The airport is served by three airlines operating daily, year-round scheduled service.  Current annual airline enplaned passengers are 249,000, which makes the airport the third busiest airport in the state. Passenger services inside the terminal building include: full service restaurant and bar; courtesy phones; rest room facilities; gift shop; public telephones; vending machines; newspaper racks; lockers; airport administration offices; various ground transportation providers; and five rental car agencies

Bearing the proud distinction of being “the world’s busiest passenger airport”, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport served 86 million passengers in 2005. Located only 10 miles from downtown Atlanta, HAIA has long been known as a major connecting hub serving numerous destinations around the globe.

Billings International Airport - Airport Wide

Serving Montana’s Big Sky Country, the surrounding region, and the world, Billings Logan International is proud to be recognized as a model for small-hub aviation operations. With more than 700,000 passenger departures and arrivals a year, the airport is considered one of the largest and busiest facilities in the northern Rockies.

Gallatin Field Airport - Airport Wide

Gallatin Field Airport, also referred to as Bozeman Airport is located in the heart of southwest Montana's beautiful Gallatin Valley. Gallatin Field is ideally located between the business centers of Bozeman, Belgrade and Livingston as well as the recreation areas of Yellowstone National Park, Big Sky Ski and Summer Resort, Moonlight Basin, and Bridger Bowl Ski Area.

Des Moines International Airport - Airport Wide

The Des Moines International Airport is owned and operated by the City of Des Moines. What started out a sideline business for airmail planes has grown to giant proportions with modern passenger terminal facilities, two full service runways, air cargo facilities, general aviation facilities and a military base ready to meet the aviation needs and challenges for central Iowa well into the 21st Century.

El Paso International Airport - Airport Wide

El Paso International Airport, the gateway to West Texas, Southern New Mexico and Northern Mexico, provides airline passenger services, air cargo, and general aviation services.  
As a medium hub airport, ELP moves over 3 million passengers per year with seven commercial airlines providing passenger service. These airlines have over 166 combined arrivals and departures per day. The Airport is also home to a large and active general aviation community.

Piedmont International Airport - Airport Wide

PTI is located at the convergence of four U.S. interstate highways and is the most convenient airport for the residents of Central & Northwest North Carolina and Southwest Virginia. Serving a population of 4.5 million people living within a 90-minute drive of the airport PTI is the primary airport for the cities of Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point.

Jackson Hole Airport - Airport Wide

The Jackson Hole Airport is located at the base of the spectacular Teton Mountains.  Located entirely within Grand Teton National Park, flying into the Jackson Hole Airport is an awe inspiring start to your trip to Jackson Hole.

Jacksonville International Airport - Airport Wide

Jacksonville International is the major regional passenger air service provider, featuring non-stop flights to dozens of major U.S. cities. Craig Airport, centrally located near Jacksonville's suburban business centers, is a general aviation field perfect for busy corporate travelers and operators of small aircraft.

Juneau International Airport - Airport Wide

The Juneau International Airport is a municipal airport. Juneau, the Capitol of Alaska, is located roughly 890 miles northwest of Seattle, Washington and 560 miles southeast of Anchorage, Alaska in the "Alaskan Panhandle". 

Mobile Regional Airport - Airport Wide

Mobile Regional Airport (MOB) in Alabama, USA, is a hub for over 300,000 travelers a year. MOB’s patrons most often fly to and from Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Charlotte, Memphis and Orlando, placing it in direct competition with Gulfport and Pensacola for regional travelers.

Monterey Peninsula Airport - Airport Wide

Established in 1936, Monterey Peninsula Airport known as a “Medium Non-Hub” airport services much of the central California coast. A 598 acre facility, Monterey handles over 40 flights daily and has played host to numerous dignitaries such as John Paul II and John F. Kennedy.

Newport News International Airport - Airport Wide

Newport News/ Williamsburg International Airport serves a large, diverse market that extends from the Atlantic Ocean to the East, to Virginia's Capital City of Richmond to the West. 2.6 million people reside within 75 miles of the airport.  As part of the "Hampton Roads" region, NNWIA is the closest commercial airport for over 600,000 residents in the Virginia Peninsula cities.

Portland International Jetport - Airport Wide

As Maine’s largest airport and key link to the global economy for the city of Portland, the Southern Maine region and the state, Portland International Airport supports more than 1.4 million passengers a year. The Portland International Jetport is located five miles from downtown. 

South Bend Regional Airport - Airport Wide

The airport is governed by the St. Joseph County Airport Authority, which is a municipality in the state of Indiana.  South Bend Regional currently has 5 airlines servicing their passengers.

Toledo Express Airport - Airport Wide

Toledo Express Airport is committed to be the airport of choice for the region’s businesses and travelers by providing a cost effective, safe, friendly and enjoyable customer experience. TOL strives to capitalize on their geographic location by taking advantage of the multi-modal transportation assets of the region.

Cherry Capital Airport - Airport Wide

With direct flights offered by Northwest Airlines, Northwest Airlink, United Express, Delta or American Eagle to Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis and seasonally to New York, Cherry Capital connects travelers to over 750 domestic and international destinations both conveniently and economically.

University Park Airport - Airport Wide

The University Park Airport is located 5.5 miles from State College and the Penn State University campus. The modern terminal completed in 1993 provides complete passenger services.

Edmonton Airports - Airport Wide

Edmonton International Airport strives to be the North's preferred gateway to the World, and the World's preferred gateway to the North.  While serving over 4.5 million passengers annually, the airport strives to exceed customer and community expectations.

Hamilton International Airport - Airport Wide

Hamilton International is the fastest growing airport in Canada.  HI air carrier partners, WestJet Airlines, CanJet Airlines and Air Canada offer passengers over 180 flights and 34 destinations a week across Canada and around the world.

Windsor Airport - Airport Wide

The New Windsor Airport (YQG) is the Windsor-Detroit Hassle-Free Alternative airport, located in Canada's largest catchment market of over 5 million people within 65 km (40 miles).

Comox Valley Airport - Airport Wide

Comox Valley Airport is the gateway to the world-class skiing and salmon fishing of Vancouver Island, British Columbia.  Passenger traffic at Comox Valley has nearly doubled in the last several years.

Regina International Airport - Airport Wide

Regina International Airport is the busiest airport in Saskatchewan, Canada. One of Canada’s most historic airfields, Regina opened originally in 1923. Today, the airport handles more than 800,000 passengers a year.

Thunder Bay Int'l Airport - Airport Wide

As the 3rd largest airport in Ontario, Thunder Bay International services over half of a million passengers annually.

Abbotsford Airport - Airport Wide

Abbotsford International handles approximately 500,000 passengers a year, and recently added a major new runway extension and airport terminal to accommodate growth in overseas flights and continued steady expansion in regional industry.

Aeroports de Montreal - Airport Wide

Montreal Trudeau Airport is the 2nd largest airport in Canada.  Currently, the airport handles over 11 million passengers annually.

Victoria International Airport - Airport Wide

Victoria International Airport is located on the Saanich Peninsula, 22 km north of Victoria, the Capital of British Columbia, on beautiful Vancouver Island.  Concessions in the Air Terminal Building include, gift shop, newsstand, restaurant, and foreign exchange.