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 New England is home to some of the busiest airports in the world. Logan Airport in Boston is the busiest and serves the entire region. International flights are available from Burlington Vermont, Portland, Maine, and Hartford, CT.
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New England Airport Information
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There are many International Airports to choose from that will make getting this northern New England state a breeze. If you are flying a private aircraft, Vermont offers state run Vermont Airports and Public Landing Strips. There are Charter Flights, Aircraft Rentals, and Flight Lessons available. There is at least one small Vermont airport or landing strip in every region of the state. Most travelers fly into either Burlington International Airport, Logan Airport in Boston, Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, CT or one of several Montreal, Canada Airports.
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New Hampshire offers air travelers many options throughout the state. Every region of New Hampshire has an airport or landing strip and there are several commercial airports; Manchester – the busiest New Hampshire commercial airport serves approximately 3.5 million passengers a year. If you’re traveling to New Hampshire by private airplane or jet, check the FAA information about NH landing strips and airports.
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Discover Maine by air! Air travel into Maine is an easy way to get here quickly. Maine Airports and Public Landing Strips are conveniently located throughout the State of Maine, making your business or leisure travel a breeze. It’s easy to fly to Maine. There is a Maine airport in every region of Maine. Explore Maine’s quaint villages, visit interesting cities, sight-see, shop, dine, and stay for a day, a week, a month or a lifetime.
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The State of Massachusetts offers air travelers many options throughout the state. Every region of Massachusetts has an airport or landing strip. Logan International Airport in Boston is the busiest Massachusetts commercial airport serving millions of travelers a year. Logan Airport features dozens of major airlines and air transport companies from around the globe. If you’re flying to Massachusetts by private airplane or jet, check the FAA information about the many landing strips and airports in the state.
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The State of Connecticut offers air travelers many options throughout the state. Every county in Connecticut has an airport or landing strip and there are two large commercial airports – the busiest is Bradley InternationalAirport located just north of Hartford. If you’re traveling to Connecticut by private airplane or jet, check the FAA information about the many landing strips and airports in the state.
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Rhode Island has seven primary airports and two air stations. The majority of Rhode Island’s airports are located in the southern region of the state. Some of the busier Rhode Island airports include Newport State Airport, Quonset State Airport, Westerly State Airport, Block Island State Airport, North Central State Airport and the Theodore Francis Green State Airport. Southern Rhode Island is home to two air stations; Naval Auxiliary Air Station Charlestown and Naval Air Station Quonset Point. If you’re flying to Rhode Island by private airplane or jet, check the FAA information about the many landing strips and airports in the state.
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