Regional Airports

Regional airports serve mid-size cities and act as feeder hubs connecting smaller communities to major international airports. They typically handle scheduled domestic routes and some short-haul international service, but at lower passenger volumes than large airports. Regional airports are critical for connectivity in countries like the United States, Canada, and Australia where the distances between cities are large. Many regional airports have IATA codes and support regular commercial service from carriers like regional subsidiaries and low-cost airlines.