Airports in the United States

1. Miami International Airport

Situated on 3,230 acres, Miami International Airport (MIA) is located close to Downtown Miami. It’s the second busiest international passenger airport, offering more flights to the Caribbean and Latin America than any other airport in the United States.

Miami International has more than 100 air carriers and is the number one airport for international freight. They are rapidly working towards becoming more than a hemispheric hub.

Becoming the global airport of choice with an expanded route network that provides direct access to every region in the world is their ultimate goal.

Already known for giving travelers world-class service, MIA offers a wealth of restaurants, shops, amenities, and services including their very own luxury Airport Hotel.

2100 NW 42nd Avenue, Miami, FL, Phone: 305-879-7000

2. Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport

Situated in the heart of the stunning Gallatin Valley, Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) provides non-stop flights to fifteen cities in the U.S. with connecting flights all across the globe.

This rustically designed airport features a natural stone and wood design accentuated by crackling fireplaces and artwork depicting natural landscapes of Southwestern Montana.

The busiest airport in Montana, BZN serves two of Yellowstone National Park’s entrances and various destinations in Belgrade, Bozeman, and Livingston.

Several amenities complement the airport’s snow-capped mountain views such as an espresso counter, a restaurant and lounge, gift shops, a conference room, wireless internet access, and data ports.

850 Gallatin Field Road, Belgrade, MT, Phone: 406-388-8321

3. Minneapolis - St. Paul Airport

Technically not a part of any city, Minneapolis - St. Paul Airport (MSP) is nestled among several different cities including Minneapolis, St. Paul, and several suburban neighborhoods.

One of the easiest airports to navigate, MSP is equipped with one airfield, four runways, and two buildings that serve as terminals. Terminal 1 is known as Lindbergh and terminal two is known as Humphrey.

Visitors will need to use the light rail transit service to maneuver between the two terminals as there is no pedestrian access. A total of sixteen airlines fly in and out of MSP including Delta, Boutique Air, Alaska, and AirFrance.

Both national and international non-stop destinations are offered at MSP.

Those with long layovers may want to visit the world-famous Mall of America, a two-minute light rail ride away.

4300 Glumack Drive, St. Paul, MN, Phone: 612-726-5555

4. Tampa International Airport

Located six miles to the west of Downtown Tampa, Florida, in Hillsborough County, Tampa International Airport (TPA) is publicly owned. An astounding 21 airlines fly in and out of TPA to and from 85 destinations, both domestic and international.

There are numerous direct flights to Central America and the Caribbean, including four Cuban cities.

TPA is among the top three airports in the U.S. Ten restaurants serve all airport visitors, and an additional 35 served ticketed passengers.

There are also 41 shops available to ticketed passengers.

Other airport amenities include self-guided tours, guided tours of the Main Terminal, and airfield tours on a 20-passenger mini-bus.

4100 George J Bean Parkway, Tampa, FL, Phone: 813-870-8700

5. Dallas Love Field Airport

Owned and operated by the city of Dallas itself, Dallas Love Field Airport is one of the world’s best general purpose airports.

Situated less than ten miles northwest of downtown, DLF is a corporate and commercial airline with superior aeronautical equipment.

Five airlines use Dallas Love Field for national flights only including Alaska Airlines and Virgin America Airlines. These companies can use the seven full service FBOs (fixed base operators) DLF provides including maintenance, fuel, charters, and hangar rentals.

The airport features several restaurants and shops as well as upscale amenities like limousine services, meeting rooms, and car rentals.

8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX, Phone: 214-670-6080

6. Denver International Airport

The sixth busiest airport in the United States, the eighteenth busiest airport in the entire world, Denver International Airport (DIA) serves a whopping 58-million passengers each year.

Five airlines fly out of this airport, both nationally and internationally, providing non-stop service to more than 195 destinations all over North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia. DEN is also the only airport in the U.S. to implement an ISO 14001-certified environmental management system for the entire grounds making it eco-friendly.

In addition, its Automated Guideway Transit System makes it easy for visitors to navigate the airport terminals as well as provide easy access to its more than 140 restaurants, shops, and services.

8500 Pena Boulevard, Denver, CO, Phone: 303-342-2000

7. Hartsfield – Jackson Atlanta International Airport

The busiest airport in the world, Hartsfield – Jackson Atlanta International Airport (Hartsfield) acts as a global gateway providing non-stop service to over 150 domestic and roughly 70 international destinations.

Situated in the heart of Atlanta, Hartfield was the first airport to serve over one-hundred million people in one year. It has over twenty-five airlines including Alaska Airlines, Korean Air, and Virgin Atlantic. Flights travel to the Caribbean, Central America, South America, Europe, and Asia.

In many ways Hartfield is a destination in itself featuring over three-hundred restaurants, lounges, bars, shops, and venues as well as an arts program that showcases rotating exhibits and musical performances throughout the year.

6000 North Terminal Parkway, Suite 4000, Atlanta, GA, Phone: 800-897-1910

8. Indianapolis International Airport

Located less than ten minutes from downtown Indianapolis, Indianapolis International Airport (IATA) is an award-winning and record breaking airline with more than fifty non-stop flight destinations.

Over a dozen airlines are represented here including Allegiant Air and Vacation Express offering flights to both national and international destinations.

A modern and tech savvy airport, IATA boasts an array of intriguing design features including an automatic walkway with futuristic motion-activated lights.

IATA is dedicated to their customers comfort. They provide a wealth of dining and shopping opportunities as well as practical services such as complimentary Wi-Fi and currency exchange.

Health and wellness resources like a barbershop, meditation room, and AHA walking paths are also available.

7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial Drive, Indianapolis, IN, Phone: 317-487-9594

9. Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) is a fast-paced, innovative airport that both celebrates the city’s heritage and modernization through its design and décor. Grand dinosaur fossil displays, Kentucky-Derby inspired artwork, a small space museum, a quaint chapel, and a welcome center boasting comfortable massage chairs are just a few of CVG’s highlights. There are more than forty dining option and airport shops from McDonald’s and Outback Steakhouse to Duty Free Americas and Creative Kidstuff. They offer more non-stop destinations than all other surrounding airports with eleven airlines represented both nationally and internationally. CVG is divided in to three terminal levels for easy navigation. Level one is the meeting point, level two is for baggage claim, and level three is ticketing and check-in.

3087 Terminal Drive, Hebron, KY, Phone: 859-767-3151

10. Jacksonville International Airport

Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) is situated just a few minutes from the city’s downtown area. A major hub for U.S. cities, many of which act as international gateways, JAX serves nearly six million people each year. There are eight primary airlines serving this airport including Air Canada, Allegiant Air, and United, as well as a few regional carriers who provide service to roughly 200 arrivals and departures daily. Visitors can take advantage of their downtime between flights at one of the airport’s over twenty shops and restaurants. Best Buy Express, PGA Tour Shop, Auntie Anne’s Pretzels, and Vino Volo – a wine bar featuring international wines by the glass, bottle, or flight – are just a few of the options.

2400 Yankee Clipper Drive, Jacksonville, FL, Phone: 904-741-4902