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Bowman Field Airport Louisville International Airport (*) = Non-sponsor representations Chandler Municipal Airport Charlotte County Punta Gorda Airport Bowman Field Airport Monmouth Executive Airport (*) T.F. Green Airport Falcon Field Airport Destin-Ft. Walton Beach Airport (*) Louisville International Airport - Standiford Field Newark Liberty International Airport Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Gainesville Regional Airport (*) Memphis International Airport Hendry County Airglades Airport Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport Four Corners Regional Airport Nashville International Airport Lakeland Linder Regional Airport Bentonville Municipal Airport Naples Municipal Airport Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport North Palm Beach County Airport Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport East Hampton Airport Collin County Regional Airport Ormond Beach Municipal Airport Easton-Newman Field Airport (*) Ogdensburg International Airport Dallas Love Field Airport Palm Beach County Glades Airport Plattsburgh International Airport (*) Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (*) Palm Beach County Park—Lantana Airport Agua Dulce Airport Westchester County Airport Easterwood Field Airport Palm Beach International Airport Burbank-Bob Hope Airport (*) Harlingen-Valley International Airport Panama City—Bay County International Airport (*) General William J. Fox Airfield Barnstable Municipal Airport Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport Pensacola Airport Los Angeles International Airport McKinney National Airport Peter O. Knight Airport L.A./Ontario International Airport Charlotte Douglas International Airport Midland International Airport and Spaceport Pompano Beach Airpark Nut Tree Airport (*) Piedmont Triad International Airport Valley International Airport St. Lucie County International Airport Ann Arbor Municipal Airport Palo Alto Airport William P. Hobby Airport St. Petersburg—Clearwater International Airport Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport San Carlos Airport Tampa International Airport San Francisco International Airport Venice Municipal Airport Cincinnati—Blue Ash Airport Santa Barbara Municipal Airport Witham Field—Martin County Airport Cincinnati Municipal Airport - Lunken Field Santa Monica Municipal Airport Duluth International Airport Washington Dulles International Airport (*) Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (*) Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (*) South County Airport of Santa Clara County Flying Cloud Airport (*) James M. Cox Dayton International Airport Southern California Logistics Airport Minneapolis—St. Paul International Airport (*) Lorain County Airport (*) Torrey Pines Gliderport Elliott Field Airport (*) Rochester International Airport The Ohio State University Airport Truckee-Tahoe Airport Hartsfield—Jackson Atlanta International Airport Paine Field/Snohomish County Airport University Airport Pangborn Memorial Airport Van Nuys Airport Lambert—St. Louis International Airport (*) Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Whiteman Airport Tulsa International Airport Spokane International Airport Friedman Memorial Airport Springfield-Branson National Airport Pocatello Regional Airport Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (Sardy Field) Hobby Field Airport Appleton International Airport Centennial Airport Glacier Park International Airport Portland International Airport Denver International Airport Chicago Midway International Airport Portland-Hillsboro Airport Durango—La Plata County Airport Chicago O’Hare International Airport Portland-Troutdale Airport Eagle County Regional Airport Southern Illinois Airport Southwest Oregon Regional Airport Central Nebraska Airport Airports Council International-North America Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport Airways International, Limited (New Zealand) Longmont Vance Brand Airport National Association of State Aviation Officials Montrose Regional Airport Capital City Airport Wisconsin Airport Management Association Northern Colorado Regional Airport (*) Gary/Chicago International Airport Henderson Executive Airport Franklin County Regional Airport Rifle Garfield County Airport Jean Sport Aviation Center Gettysburg Regional Airport Telluride Regional Airport Las Vegas McCarran International Airport Harrisburg International Airport Vail Valley Medical Center Heliport Eastern Iowa Airport North Las Vegas Airport Philadelphia International Airport Yampa Valley Regional Airport Overton-Perkins Field Pittsburgh International Airport Southern Nevada Supplemental Airport (proposed) New Century AirCenter Cape May Airport Wichita Mid-Continent Airport San Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport .
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