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List of Airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia Page 1 Of24 List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 1 of24 List of airports in Texas From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is a list of airports in Texas (a U.S. state), grouped by type and sorted by location. It contains all public-use and military airports in the state. Some private-use and former airports may be included where notable, such as airports which were previously public­ use, those with commercial enplanements recorded by the FAA or airports assigned an IATA airport code. Contents: List - Notes - See also - References - Extemallinks List Descriptions of each column can be found below in the Notes section. Note that the CITYcolumn contains the city generally associated with the airport, as per the airport's master record with the Federal Aviation Administration. It is not meant to be a complete list of cities served and it may be different than the airport's physical location. That information can be found in or added to each airport's Wikipedia article. Airport names show in bold indicate the airport has scheduled service on commercial airlines. CITY FAA lATA ICAO AIRPORT [~~1 ROLE ENPL. ~~ Commercial Service ­ Primary Airports Abilene ABI ABI KABI Abilene Regional PR 90,918 Airport Amarillo AMA AMA KAMA Rick Husband PR 446,926 Amarillo International Airport Austin AUS AUS KAUS Austin-Bergstrom PR 3,945,020 International Airport Beaumont / Port BPT BPT KBPT Southeast Texas PR 38,626 Arthur Regional Airport Brownsville BRO BRO KBRO Brownsville/South PR 90,580 Padre Island International Airport http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_oCairports_in_Texas 5/23/2009 List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 2 of24 College Station CLL CLL KCLL Easterwood Airport PR 85,754 (Easterwood Field) Corpus Christi I CRP CRP KCRP Corpus Christi PR 429,394 Kingsville International Airport Dallas DAL DAL KDAL Dallas Love Field PR 3,443,537 Dallas-Fort DFW DFW KDFW Dallas-Fort Worth PR 28,627,749 Worth International Airport Del Rio DRT DRT KDRT Del Rio International PR 16,967 Airport El Paso ELP ELP KELP EI Paso International PR 1,658,102 Airport Fort Hood I GRK GRK KGRK Killeen-Fort Hood PR 209,236 Killeen I Regional Airport I Temple Robert Gray Army Airfield Harlingen HRL HRL KHRL Valley International PR 431,365 Airport Houston IAH IAH KIAH George Bush PR 20,479,291 Intercontinental Airport Houston HOD HOD 'KHOD William P. Hobby PR 4,115,021 Airport Laredo LRD LRD KLRD Laredo International PR 97,331 Airport Longview GGG GGG KGGG East Texas Regional PR 25,353 Airport Lubbock LBB LBB KLBB Lubbock Preston PR 564,799 Smith International Airport McAllen MFE MFE KNIFE McAllen-Miller PR 396,157 International Airport Midland MAF Midland International PR 473,986 Airport San Angelo SIT SIT KSIT San Angelo Regional PR 68,236 Airport (Mathis Field) San Antonio SAT SAT KSAT San Antonio PR 3,915,428 International Airport http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_oCairportsjn_Texas 5/23/2009 List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 3 of24 Tyler TYR TYR KTYR Tyler Pounds Regional PR 79,076 Airport Waco ACT ACT KACT Waco Regional PR 74,235 Airport Wichita Falls SPS SPS KSPS Wichita Falls PR 46,526 Municipal Airport / Sheppard Air Force Base Commercial Service ­ Non-Primary Airports Victoria VCT VCT KVCT Victoria Regional CS 9,113 Airport Reliever Airports Angleton / Lake LBX LJN KLBX Brazoria County RL 10,724 Jackson Airport ".... Arlington GKY KGKY Arlington Municipal RL~ 45 Airport Dallas RBD RBD KRBD Dallas Executive RL 14 Airport Dallas / ADS ADS KADS Addison Airport RL 772 Addison Denton DTO KDTO Denton Municipal RL 60 Airport Fort Worth AFW AFW KAFW Fort Worth Alliance RL 1,282 Airport Fort Worth FTW FTW KFTW Fort Worth Meacham RL 1,187 International Airport Fort Worth FWS KFWS Fort Worth Spinks RL 4 Airport Georgetown GTU KGTU Georgetown Municipal RL 62 Airport Grand Prairie GPM KGPM Grand Prairie Municipal RL Airport Houston IWS IWS KIWS West Houston Airport RL Houston / AXH KAXH Houston Southwest RL Arcola Airport http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_oCairports_in_Texas 5/23/2009 List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 4 of24 Houston / CXO CXO KCXO Lone Star Executive RL 11 Conroe Airport (was Montgomery Co. Airport) Houston / LVJ KLVJ Pearland Regional RL Pearland Airport Houston / Sugar SGR SGR KSGR Sugar Land Regional RL 343 Land Airport Houston / DWH DWH KDWH David Wayne Hooks RL 122 Tomball Memorial Airport La Porte T41 .La Porte Municipal RL Airport Lancaster LNC KLNC Lancaster Airport RL McKinney TKI KTKI Collin County Regional RL 69 Airport at McKinney Mesquite HQZ KHQZ Mesquite Metro Airport RL San Antonio SSF SSF KSSF Stinson Municipal RL Airport San Marcos HYI KHYI San Marcos Municipal RL 6 Airport General Aviation Airports Alice ALI ALI KALI Alice International GA 3 Airport Alpine E38 ALE Alpine-Casparis GA 144 Municipal Airport Anahuac TOO Chambers County GA Airport Andrews Ell Andrews County GA Airport Aspermont T60 Stonewall County GA Airport Athens F44 Athens Municipal GA Airport Atlanta ATA KATA Hall-Miller Municipal GA Airport http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_oCairports_in_Texas 5/23/2009 · ._-_ ..__ ._._------- - ------ List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 50f24 Bay City BYY BBC KBYY Bay City Municipal GA Airport Beaumont BMT BMT KBMT Beaumont Municipal GA 3 Airport Beeville BEA KBEA Beeville Municipal GA 10 Airport Berclair 7T3 Goliad County GA Industrial Airpark Big Spring BPG KBPG Big Spring McMahon- GA 11 Wrinkle Airport Bonham Faa Jones Field GA Borger BGD BGD KBGD Hutchinson County GA Airport Bowie OF2 Bowie Municipal GA Airport Brady BBD BBD KBBD Curtis Field GA 18 Breckenridge BKD BKD KBKD Stephens County GA 48 Airport Brenham llR Brenham Municipal GA 10 Airport Bridgeport XBP Bridgeport Municipal GA Airport Brownfield BFE ; KBFE Terry County Airport GA Brownwood BWD BWD KBWD Brownwood Regional GA 8 Airport Bryan CFD CFD KCFD Coulter Field GA Burnet BMQ KBMQ Burnet Municipal GA 5 Airport (Kate Craddock Field) Caddo Mills 7F3 Caddo Mills Municipal GA Airport Cameron T35 Cameron Municipal GA Airpark Canadian HHF KHHF Hemphill County GA 5 Airport Carrizo Springs CZT CZT KCZT Dimmit County Airport GA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_oCairports_in_Texas 5/23/2009 List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 60f24 Carthage 4F2 Panola County Airport GA (Sharpe Field) Castroville T89 Castroville Municipal GA Airport Center F17 Center Municipal GA 2 Airport Clarksville LBR KLBR Clarksville/Red River GA County Airport (J.D. Trissell Field) Cleburne CPT KCPT Cleburne Municipal GA 5 Airport Cleveland 6R3 Cleveland Municipal GA Airport Clifton 7F7 Clifton Municipal GA Airport (Isenhower Field) Coleman COM COM KCOM Coleman Municipal GA Airport Comanche MKN KMKN Comanche County-City GA Airport .Commerce 2F7 Commerce Municipal GA Airport Corsicana CRS CRS KCRS Corsicana Municipal GA Airport (c. David Campbell Field) [1] Cotulla COT COT KCOT Cotulla-La Salle County GA 74 Airport Crockett DKR KDKR Houston County Airport GA Cuero T71 Cuero Municipal GA Airport Dalhart DHT DHT KDHT Dalhart Municipal GA 1 Airport Dallas 49T JDB Dallas CBD Vertiport GA (heliport) Decatur LUD KLUD Decatur Municipal GA Airport Devine 23R Devine Municipal GA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_oCairports_in_Texas 5/23/2009 List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 70f24 Airport Dimmitt T55 Dimmitt Municipal GA Airport Dumas DUX KDUX Moore County Airport GA Eagle Lake ELA ELA KELA Eagle Lake Airport GA Eagle Pass 5T9 EGP Maverick County GA Memorial International Airport Eastland ETN ETN KETN Eastland Municipal GA 2 Airport Edinburg EBG KEBG South Texas GA International Airport at Edinburg Edna / Ganado 26R Jackson County Airport GA Ennis F41 Ennis Municipal GA Airport Fabens E35 Fabens Airport Falfurrias BKS Brooks County Airport 10 Floydada 41F Floydada Municipal Airport Fort Stockton FST FST KFST Fort Stockton-Pecos GA 34 County Airport Fredericksburg T82 Gillespie County GA 32 Airport Gainesville GLE GLE KGLE Gainesville Municipal GA 1 Airport Galveston GLS GLS KGLS Scholes International GA 35 Airport at Galveston Garland T57 Garland/DFW Heloplex GA (heliport) Gatesville GOP KGOP Gatesville Municipal GA Airport (was City- County Airport) Giddings GYB KGYB Giddings-Lee County GA 3 Airport Gilmer JXI KJXI Gilmer Municipal GA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_oCairports_in_Texas 5/23/2009 ._------­ List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 80f24 Airport (Fox Stephens Field) Gladewater 07F Gladewater Municipal GA Airport Graham RPH KRPH Graham Municipal GA I Airport Granbury GDJ KGDJ Granbury Regional GA Airport (was Granbury Municipal) Greenville GVT GVT KGVT Majors Airport GA Gruver EI9 Gruver Municipal GA Airport Hamilton MNZ KMNZ Hamilton Municipal GA 18 Airport Haskell 15F Haskell Municipal GA Airport Hearne LHB KLHB Hearne Municipal GA Airport Hebbronville HBV KHBV Jim Hogg County GA 56 Airport Henderson FI2 Rusk County Airport GA Hereford HRX KHRX Hereford Municipal GA Airport Hillsboro INJ KINJ Hillsboro Municipal GA Airport Hondo HDO KHDO Hondo Municipal GA I Airport Houston EFD EFD KEFD Ellington Field GA 1,727 Huntsville UTS HTV KUTS Huntsville Municipal GA Airport Jacksboro 21F Jacksboro Municipal GA Airport Jacksonville JSO JKV KJSO Cherokee County GA Airport Jasper JAS JAS KJAS Jasper County Airport GA (Bell Field) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_oCairports_in_Texas 5/23/2009 List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 90f24 Junction JCT
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