North Las Vegas Airport VGT is an airport serving the Las Vegas, Nevada metropolitan area. VGT Airport is situated approximately three miles to the northwest of Las Vegas’s city center.
VGT Airport has a variety of parking options including short-term and long-term. Vision Airlines flies in and out of VGT mainly for scenic tours such as the Grand Canyon. At North Las Vegas Airport there is an array of dining and retail options. In terms of services there are ATMs, postal services, shoeshine, recharging stations and Wi-Fi. Getting to and from VGT Airport has never been easier with options including taxis and car rentals available.
Gerald R. Ford International Airport was previously known as Kent County Airport until it was renamed after former President Ford in 1999. Kent County is famous the Wright brothers and their biplane landing at a local county Fair. Nine years later the first airport opened in the area. The current facility broke ground just miles from the original airport in 1959 and opened in 1963. 1997 saw the construction of a new runway at a cost of $32 million. More renovations to the terminal was completed in 2000 and cost $50 million. The airport is the largest in the area and second largest in the state of Michigan with 23 domestic destinations and one international to Toronto, Canada.
GRR has two concourses and 13 gates on its 3,200-acre facility for its 6,250 daily travelers. Seven airlines operate out of GRR Airport with 150 flights daily to and from several domestic and international destinations. Chicago, Detroit and Minneapolis are the most popular domestic destinations for travelers. GRR moves about 2.2 million passengers annually.
There is a four-level parking garage containing long and short-term parking, an economy lot and cell phone lot on the facilities. There is a variety of dining and shopping options in GRR Airport’s two concourses. Additionally, there are a variety of amenities to help passengers on the move including Wi-Fi, ATMs, conference rooms, shoeshine and banking services. Ground transportation to and from the airport includes busses, taxis, car rentals and shuttles from many of the surrounding hotels. If staying near the airport there are several options to choose from including the SpringHill Suites, Crowne Plaza Airport Hotel and the Holiday Inn Grand Rapids Airport.
The Westchester County Center is the major county location for concerts, trade shows, sports events, meetings and seminars. A renovation in 1988 and continuous improvements have kept the facility at state-of-the art status.
Trenton Mercer Airport is located in Ewing, New Jersey, four miles from the Trenton city center. It ranks number six in the list of New Jersey’s busiest airports and averages about 100,000 flights a year.
TTN Airport has a long history with aviation, the first plane landing in 1907 on what was then fields used for farming. The land wasn’t used as an airport until 1922 when Skillman Airport opened on the site that now houses Trenton-Mercer. Skillman was used during WWII, to test US Navy plans. After the war the airport reopened as Mercer County Airport and in 1995 it was renamed to Trenton-Mercer Airport to resonate more closely with the towns it serves.
Although there are bus and train options that take passengers close to Trenton-Mercer, there are no direct routes that drop-off in front of the main terminal. Many taxi services provide the most common form of transportation to the airport. Parking is free at Trenton and both Avis and Budget car rental are on-site.
The airport has one terminal and two gates, servicing the Frontier flights that utilize its facilities. Frontier currently flies to nine domestic locations from TTN Airport. The airport will temporary suspend all air traffic from September 2013 to November 2013 to upgrade the runway.
This is the headquarters of the Napa County Sheriff's Department. The upper level houses the Sheriff's office, the administration, patrol and training room. The lower level includes the coroner, property criminal lab and civil processing. Handicap access is available at the lower level. Located next to the Fire Department, the Napa County Sheriff's Department has occupied this location on Airport Boulevard for five years. Sheriff-Coroner, Douglas E. Koford is presiding on his second term.
Austin Straubel International Airport GRB is an airport serving the Green Bay, Wisconsin metropolitan area. GRB Airport is situated approximately eight miles to the southwest of Green Bay’s city center. The largest airline carrier at GRB is United Airlines.
GRB Airport has a variety of parking options including short-term and long-term. There are four airlines that fly in and out of GRB serving several domestic locations. Top destinations from Austin Straubel International Airport are Chicago, Minneapolis and Detroit.
At Austin Straubel International Airport there is an array of dining and retail options. In terms of services there are ATMs, postal services, shoeshine, recharging stations and Wi-Fi.
Getting to and from GRB Airport has never been easier with options including taxis, car rentals and shuttles available. If staying near Austin Straubel International Airport there are over 20 hotel and motel options within five miles of the airport.