U.S. Department

of Transportation

Federal Aviation

Administration

Advisory

Circular

Subject: DESIGNATED U.S. INTERNATIONAL

AIRPORTS

Date: 12/4/96

Initiated by: AAS-3

AC No: 150/5000-5C

Change:

1. PURPOSE. This advisory circular (AC)

explains the different categories of U.S. airports

designated to serve international air traffic and

provides a listing of these airports.

2. CANCELLATION. AC 150/5000-5B,

Designated U.S. International Airports, dated

7/28/88, is canceled.

3. BACKGROUND.

a. Under Section 1644a (b) (1), 19 United

States Code, the Secretary of the Treasury is

authorized to ``...designate ports of entry in the

United States for civil aircraft arriving in the

United States from a place outside the United

States and property transported on that aircraft....''

This responsibility is assigned to the U.S. Customs

Service.

b. Article 68 of the Convention on

International Civil Aviation provides for the

designation by the signatory governments

(referred to by the International Civil Aviation

Organization (ICAO) as Contracting States) of

``...the route to be followed within its territory by

any international air service and the airports

which any such service may use.''

4. CATEGORIES OF INTERNATIONAL

CUSTOMS AIRPORTS.

a. Designated International Airports of

Entry (AOE). These airports have been

designated as international airports for Customs

purposes. They are open to all international

aircraft for entry and clearance purposes without

the necessity of obtaining prior permission to land.

However, advance notice of arrival is required in

order that inspectors may be made available.

Designation as an international airport of entry

follows application by the airport operator and

finding by the U.S. Customs Service that the

airport will generate sufficient international

traffic. An airport of entry must provide adequate

space and facilities for Customs and Federal

inspection purposes and satisfy certain other

requirements established by the U.S. Customs

Service.

b. Landing Rights Airports (LRA).

Landing rights airports are those airports where

incoming international flights must obtain prior

permission to land and must furnish advance

notice of arrival to U.S. Customs. This category

of airports includes many of the so-called major

U.S. ``international airports'' (e.g., John F.

Kennedy International, Chicago-O'Hare

International, Los Angeles International, etc.).

Advance notice of arrival may be transmitted via

flight plans to those airports where Advise

Customs (ADCUS) service is available. Such

notice is treated as application for permission to

land. Customs officers may, at their discretion,

grant blanket ``landing rights'' to individuals or

companies at certain airports for a specific period

of time, in which case only advance notice of

arrival is required. This type of blanket

permission is generally given for scheduled airline

flights at busy landing rights airports.

c. User-fee Airports. Certain airports which

do not meet Customs criteria for clearance

services can petition for landing rights as “userfee” airports. Inspection costs at these airports are

reimbursable, and aircraft operators, in turn, may

be required to pay the airport operator for costs

associated with obtaining Federal services.

d. ICAO-Designated U.S. Airports Serving

International Operations. ICAO airports are

those designated under Article 68 of the

Convention on International Civil Aviation as

airports serving international operations (for

traffic or refueling purposes). U.S. airports so

designated are identified in ICAO Regional Air
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Navigation Plans, Document 8755 (North

Atlantic, North American, and Pacific Regions)

and Document 8733 (Caribbean and South

American Regions) and include those regularly

served by scheduled and nonscheduled

international commercial air transport, those

designated as alternates, and those used regularly

by international general aviation flights.

e. Practical Definition of International

Airport. In practice, any airport that provides

U.S. Customs/Immigration services for arriving

aircraft is an international airport.

5. UNOFFICIALLY NAMED INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS. In addition to the

designated international airports discussed above,

there are a number of airports in the United States

that contain the word ``International'' within their

names but have no official designation. Nothing

prohibits this practice, though it is discouraged.

However, without any official designation, these

airports have no international status.

6. RELATED READING MATERIAL.

a. The U.S. Customs Service publishes a

booklet, Airports Federal Inspection Facilities -

Guidelines, which contains guidance material on

the physical and facility requirements of airport

terminals to accommodate the inspection of

international traffic. A free copy of this booklet

can be obtained by writing to: U.S. Customs

Service, 1301 Constitution Avenue, NW.,

Washington, DC 20229, ATTN: Director,

Passenger Enforcement and Facilitation.

b. The Airport/Facility Directory (A/FD)

indicates up-to-date information in data element

15 on the type of international airport. It is for

sale by the National Ocean Service, National

Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

(NOAA), N/ACC3, Distribution Division,

Riverdale, MD 20737; telephone (800) 638-8972.

c. The International Flight Information

Manual (IFIM) contains up-to-date information on

airports of entry and landing rights airports.

Information on the hours of availability and

notification procedures for Federal inspection

services are included. An annual subscription for

the manual may be purchased from the

Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government

Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402.

d. U.S. Airports designated by ICAO to serve

international operations are listed in the following

documents.

(l) Air Navigation Plan, North Atlantic,

North American and Pacific Regions, DOC 8755.

(2) Air Navigation Plan, Caribbean and

South American Regions, DOC 8733.

These documents may be purchased from:

International Civil Aviation Organization

Attention: Distribution Officer

999 University Street

Montreal, Quebec

Canada H3C 5H7

7. LISTING OF U.S. AIRPORTS SERVING

INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAFFIC.

a. Appendix 1 is a list of U.S. airports

designated as airports of entry and landing rights

airports as of January 1994. Changes in Federal

Inspection Service locations, hours, and

limitations occur frequently; consequently,

Appendix 1 should not be used for flight planning.

For this purpose, the IFIM should be consulted.

b. Appendix 2 contains a listing of U.S.

ICAO designated airports serving international

operations which are included in (or in the process

of being included in) the ICAO Regional Air

Navigation Plans.

DAVID L. BENNETT

Director, Office of Airport Safety and Standards
12/4/96 AC 150/5000-5C

Appendix 1

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APPENDIX 1. U.S. AIRPORTS DESIGNATED AS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS

OF ENTRY AND LANDING RIGHTS AIRPORTS

The following airports are designated for Customs purposes as international airports of entry and landing

rights airports. Airport locations preceded with • are designated airports of entry. All others are landing

rights airports. Airports with a (U) following thier name are “user-fee” airports. Airports with a (D) following

their name are specially designated entry points for aircraft arriving from Mexico and other foreign countries

in the Western Hemisphere south of 30 degrees north latitude.

LOCATION NAME OF AIRPORT LOCATION NAME OF AIRPORT

ALABAMA

Birmingham Birmingham Mun.

Huntsville Madison Co.

Carl T. Jones Field

Mobile Downtown

Mobile Mobile Reg.

Montgomery Dannelly Field

Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa

ALASKA

Alcan Northway

Anchorage Anchorage Int'l

Cold Bay Cold Bay

Eagle Eagle Mun.

Fairbanks Fairbanks Int'l

Fort Yukon Fort Yukon

Gambell Gambell

• Juneau Juneau Harbor SPB

• Juneau Juneau Int'l

• Ketchikan Ketchikan Harbor SPB

Ketchikan Ketchikan Int’l

Nome Nome Int’l

Sitka Sitka

Skagway Skagway Mun.

St. Paul St. Paul (U)

Valdez Valdez

• Wrangell Wrangell SPB

Wrangell Wrangell

AMERICAN SAMOA

Pago Pago Pago Pago Int’l

ARIZONA

• Douglas Bisbee Douglas Int'l (D)

• Nogales Nogales Int'l (D)

Phoenix Sky Harbor Int'l

• Tucson Tucson Int'l (D)

• Yuma Yuma Int'l (D)

ARKANSAS

Little Rock Adams Field

CALIFORNIA

Arcata/Eureka Arcata

• Calexico Calexico Int'l (D)

Eureka Murray Field

Fresno Fresno Air Terminal

Los Angeles Los Angeles Int'l

Mountain View Moffett Federal Airfield

Oakland Metro. Oakland Int’l

Ontario Ontario Int’l

Palm Springs Palm Springs Reg.

Sacramento Sacramento Metro.

• San Diego San Diego Int'lLindberg Field

San Diego Brown Field Mun. (D)

San Francisco San Francisco Int’l

San Jose San Jose Int’l

COLORADO

Colorado Springs Colorado Springs Mun.

Denver Denver Int'l

CONNECTICUT

Bridgport Igor I. Sikorsky Mem.

Groton Groton-New London

New Haven Tweed-New Haven

Windsor Locks Bradley Int'l

DELAWARE

Wilmington Greater Wilmington -

New Castle Co.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington DC Washington Dulles

Int’l

FLORIDA

Daytona Daytona Beach Reg (U)

Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Lauderdale Exec.(D)

• Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Lauderdale-

 Hollywood Int’l (D)

Fort Myers Southwest

 Florida Reg. (U)
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Fort Pierce St. Lucie Co. Int'l (D)

Jacksonville Jacksonville Int'l

• Key West Key West Int'l (D)

Melbourne Melbourne Int’l (U)

• Miami Miami Int'l (D)

Miami Opa Locka (D)

Miami Kendell Tamiami

Exec. (D)

• Miami Watson Island Int’l

SPB

Orlando Orlando Int'l

Panama City Panama City-Bay Co.

Pensacola Pensacola Reg.

Sanford Central Florida Reg (U)

Sarasota Sarasota

Bradenton Int’l (U)

St. Petersburg St. Petersburg 

Clearwater Int'l

• Tampa Tampa Int'l (D)

• West Palm Beach Palm Beach Int'l (D)

GUAM

Agana Guam Int’l

GEORGIA

Atlanta Hartsfield - Atlanta

Int’l

Atlanta Dekalb Peachtree

Atlanta Fulton Co.-Brown Field

Brunswick Glynco Jetport

Brunswick Malcolm McKinnon

Marietta Dobbins AFB-Atlanta

Savannah Savannah Int’l

HAWAII

Hanapepe Port Allen

Hilo General Lyman Field

Honolulu Honolulu Int'l

Kahului Kahului

Kailua-Kona Keahole

Lihue Lihue

IDAHO

Boise Boise Air Terminal -

Gowen Field

Porthill Eckhart Int'l

ILLINOIS

Chicago Chicago O'Hare Int'l

• Chicago Chicago Midway

Moline Quad Cities

Peoria Greater Peoria Reg.

Rockford Greater Rockford

Waukegan Waukegan Reg. (U)

Wheeling Palwaukee (U)

INDIANA

Ft. Wayne Ft. Wayne Int'l (U)

Indianapolis Indianapolis Int'l

IOWA

Des Moines Des Moines Int'l

KANSAS

Wichita Mid Continental

KENTUCKY

Lexington Blue Grass Airfield (U)

Louisville Bowman Field

Louisville Standiford Field

LOUISIANA

Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Metro.

Lake Charles Lake Charles Mun.

New Orleans Lakefront (D)

New Orleans New Orleans Int’l -

Moisant (D)

Shreveport Shreveport Reg.

MAINE

Bangor Bangor Int'l

• Caribou Caribou Mun.

Eastport Eastport Mun.

Ft. Fairfield Ft. Fairfield Mun.

Frenchville Northern

Aroostock Reg.

• Houlton Houlton Int'l

Jackman Moose River SPB

Jackman Newton Field

Lubec Lubec Mun.

Old Town Old Town Mun.-Dewitt

Portland Portland Int'l Jetport

Presque Isle Northern Maine Reg.

Princeton Princeton Mun.

Van Buren Van Buren SPB

Vanceboro Vanceboro Heliport

MARYLAND

Baltimore Baltimore/

Washington Int’l

MASSACHUSETTS

Bedford Hanscom Field

Beverly Beverly Mun.
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Boston Logan Int'l

Chicopee Westover Air Park

Lawrence Lawrence Mun.

New Bedford New Bedford Mun.

Westfield Barnes Mun.

Worcester Worcester Mun.

MICHIGAN

Alpena Alpena Co.

Battle Creek W.K. Kellogg Reg.

Bay City James Clements Mun.

• Detroit Detroit Metro -

Wayne Co.

• Detroit Detroit City

Detroit Willow Run (U)

Drummond Isl Drummond Isl

Flint Flint - Bishop Int'l

Grand Rapids Kent Co. Int'l

Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Co.

Marquette Marquette Co.

Pontiac Oakland Co. Int’l (U)

• Port Huron St. Clair Co. Int'l

Saginaw Tri-City Int’l

Sault St. Marie Chippewa Co. Int'l

• Sault St. Marie Sault St. Marie Mun.

MINNESOTA

• Baudette Baudette Int'l

Crane Lake Scotts SPB

• Duluth Sky Harbor

• Duluth Duluth Int'l

Ely Shagawa

Ely Ely Mun.

Grand Marais Devils Track Mun.

• International Falls Falls Int'l

Minneapolis Minneap./St. Paul Int’lWold Chamberlain

Oakland Isl Oakland Isl SPB

Pinecreek Pinecreek Border

• Rainier Rainier Int'l SPB

Rochester Rochester Int’l

St. Paul St. Paul/Downtown -

Holman

Warroad Swede Carlson Field

Warroad Warroad Int'l SPB

MISSISSIPPI

Gulfport Gulfport Biloxi Reg.

Jackson Jackson Int'l

Pascagoula Jackson Co. -

Trent Lott Int'l

Vicksburg Vicksburg Mun.

MISSOURI

Kansas City Kansas City Int'l

Kansas City Kansas City/Downtown

Springfield Springfield Reg.

St. Louis Lambert-St. Louis Int’l

St. Louis Spirit of St. Louis

MONTANA

Billings Billings/Logan Int'l

Butte Bert Mooney

• Cut Bank Cut Bank Mun.

Del Bonita Port of Del Bonita

Glasgow Glasgow Int'l

• Great Falls Great Falls Int'l

• Havre Havre City-Co.

Helena Helena Reg.

Kalispell Glacier Park Int'l

Missoula Missoula Int'l

Morgan-Loring Morgan

Scobey East Poplar Int'l

Sweetgrass Ross Int'l

NEBRASKA

Omaha Eppley Airfield

Omaha Millard

NEVADA

Las Vegas McCarran Int'l

Reno Cannon Int'l

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Manchester Manchester Grenier

Lebanon Lebanon Mun.

NEW JERSEY

Morristown Morristown Mun. (U)

Newark Newark Int'l

Teterboro Teterboro

NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque Albuquerque Int'l

Las Cruces Las Cruces Int'l

Santa Teresa Santa Teresa (D)

NEW YORK

• Albany Albany Co.

Buffalo Greater Buffalo Int'l

Farmingdale Republic Airport

Glen Falls Warren Co.

Hudson Columbia Co.
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Islip MacArthur Field

• Massena Massena Int’l -

Richards Field

New York John F. Kennedy Int'l

New York La Guardia

Newburgh Stewart Int'l

Niagara Falls Niagara Falls Int'l

• Ogdensburg Ogdensburg Int'l

• Rochester Greater Rochester Int'l

• Rouses Point Rouses Point SPB

Saratoga Springs Saratoga Co.

Schenectady Schenectady Co.

Syracuse Hancock Int'l

• Watertown Watertown Int'l

White Plains Westchester Co.

NORTH CAROLINA

Beaufort - Morehead City -

Morehead City Smith Field

Charlotte Charlotte/Douglas Int'l

Greensboro Piedmont Triad Int'l

Raleigh-Durham Raleigh-Durham Int'l

Wilmington New Hanover Co. (D)

Winston-Salem Smith Reynolds Int'l

NORTH DAKOTA

Dunseith Int'l Peace Garden

Fargo Hector Int'l (U)

• Grand Forks Grand Forks Int'l

• Minot Minot Int'l

• Pembina Pembina Mun.

• Williston Sloulin Field Int'l

NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

Obyan Saipan Int'l

Rota Rota Int'l

OHIO

• Akron Akron Mun.

Akron Akron Canton Reg.

Akron Lunken

Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati Int’l

• Cleveland Cleveland Hopkins Int’l

Cleveland Burke Lakefront

Columbus Port Columbus Int'l

Columbus Rickenbacker Int’l (U)

Dayton James M. Cox -

Dayton Int’l

• Sandusky Griffing Sandusky

Toledo Toledo Express

Wilmington Airborne Airpark (U)

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma City Will Rogers World

Tulsa Tulsa Int'l

OREGON

Klamath Falls Klamath Falls Int'l (U)

Medford Rogue Valley Int’l (U)

Portland Portland Int'l

Portland Hillsboro

PENNSYLVANIA

Allentown Allentown Bethlehem

Erie Erie Int'l

Middletown Harrisburg Int’l

Philadelphia Philadelphia Int'l

Pittsburgh Greater Pittsburgh Int'l

Pittsburgh Allegheny Co.

Wilkes-Barre WilkesBarre/Scranton

PUERTO RICO

Culebra Culebra

Fajardo Diego Jimenez Torres

Mayaguez Eugenio Maria

De Hostos

Ponce Mercedita

San Juan Fernando Luis Ribas 

Dominicci

San Juan Puerto Rico Int’l /Luis 

Munoz Marin Int’l

Vieques Vieques

RHODE ISLAND

Lincoln North Central State

North Kingston Quonset State

Providence Theodore Francis

Green

SOUTH CAROLINA

Charleston Charleston Int'l

Columbia Columbia Metro.

Greer Greenville Spartanburg

TENNESSEE

Bristol Tri-City Reg. (U)

Chattanooga Lovell Field

Knoxville McGhee Tyson

Memphis Memphis Int'l

Nashville Nashville Int’l

TEXAS
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Amarillo Amarillo Int'l

Austin Robert Mueller Mun.

Beaumont Jefferson Co. (D)

• Brownsville Brownsville-South 

Padre Int'l (D)

Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Int'l (D)

Dallas Dallas-Love Field

Dallas Dallas-Ft. Worth Int’l

Dallas Addison

• Del Rio Del Rio Int'l (D)

• Eagle Pass Eagle Pass Mun. (D)

• El Paso El Paso Int'l (D)

Ft. Worth Meacham

Ft. Worth Alliance (U)

Galveston Scholes Field

Houston HoustonIntercontinental

Houston William P. Hobby (D)

• Laredo Laredo Int'l (D)

Lubbock Lubbock Reg.

• McAllen Miller Int'l (D)

Midland Midland Int’l (U)

Presidio Presidio-Lely Int'l (D)

San Antonio San Antonio Int'l

UTAH

Salt Lake City Salt Lake City Int'l

VERMONT

• Burlington Burlington Int'l

Newport Newport State

Swanton Franklin Co.

VIRGINIA

Chantilly Washington Dulles

Int’l (see District of 

Columbia)

Newport News Williamsburg/

Newport Int'l

Norfolk Norfolk Int'l

Richmond Richmond Int’l/

Byrd Field

Richmond Chesterfield Co.

Upperville Upperville

Winchester Winchester Reg.

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Charlotte Amalie Cyril E. King

Charlotte Amalie Harbor SPB

Christiansted Alexander

Hamilton

WASHINGTON

Anacortes Anacortes

Anacortes Skyline SPB

• Bellingham Bellingham Int'l

Blaine Blaine Mun.

Everett Snohomish Co.

Payne Field

Friday Harbor Friday Harbor

• Friday Harbor Friday Harbor SPB

Hoquiam Bowerman

Kelso Kelso

Kenmore Kenmore SPB

Laurier Avey Field State

Moses Lake Grant Co. (U)

Olympia Olympia

• Oroville Dorothy Scott

Port Angeles Wm. R. Fairchild Int’l

• Port Townsend Jefferson Co. Int'l

Renton Renton Mun.

Renton Will Rogers Wiley

Post Mem. SPB

Seattle Seattle Tacoma Int'l

• Seattle King Co. Int’lBoeing Field

• Seattle Lake Union SPB

Spokane Spokane Int'l

Spokane Felts Field

Tacoma Narrows Tacoma Narrows

Yakima Yakima Air Term. (U)

WEST VIRGINIA

Charleston Yeager

Huntington Tri-State/WalkerLong Field

WISCONSIN

Green Bay Austin Straubel

Kenosha Kenosha Mun.

Milwaukee General Mitchell Field

Racine John H. Batten Field

WYOMING

Casper Natrona Co. Int'l (U)

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APPENDIX 2. DESIGNATED U.S. INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS-ICAO

The following airports are designated to serve international operations and are included, or in the process of

being included, in ICAO Regional Air Navigation Plans. They are designated as regular or alternate

commercial service, or general aviation. There are 102 locations listed of which 21 are alternate airports and 7

are general aviation.

LOCATION NAME OF AIRPORT DESIGNATION

ALASKA

Anchorage Elmendorf AFB Alternate

Anchorage Anchorage Int’l Regular

Cold Bay Cold Bay Alternate

Fairbanks Eielson AFB Alternate

Fairbanks Fairbanks Int’l Regular

Juneau Juneau Int’l Regular

Ketchikan Ketchikan Int’l Regular

King Salmon King Salmon Alternate

AMERICAN SAMOA

Pago Pago Pago Pago Int’l Regular

ARIZONA

Douglas Bisbee-Douglas Int’l General Aviation

Phoenix Sky Harbor Int’l Regular

Tucson Tucson Int’l Regular

CALIFORNIA

Calexico Calexico Int’l General Aviation

Fresno Fresno Air Terminal Alternate

Imperial Imperial Co. General Aviation

Los Angeles Los Angeles Int’l Regular

Oakland Metropolitan Oakland Int'l Regular

Ontario Ontario Int’l Alternate

Palmdale Palmdale Alternate

Sacramento Sacramento Metropolitan Alternate

San Diego San Diego Int'l-Lindbergh Field Regular

San Francisco San Francisco Int’l Regular

San Jose San Jose Int’l Regular

Stockton Stockton Metropolitan Alternate

COLORADO

Denver Denver Int’l Regular

Pueblo Pueblo Memorial Alternate

CONNECTICUT

Windsor Locks Bradley Int’l Alternate

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington Washington/Dulles Int'l Regular

FLORIDA

Ft. Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Int’l Regular

Ft. Myers Southwest Florida Reg. Regular
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Miami Chalk SPB Regular

Miami Kendall-Tamiami Exec. General Aviation

Miami Miami Int’l Regular

Miami Opa-Locka General Aviation

Orlando Orlando Interntional Regular

Tampa Tampa Int’l Regular

West Palm Beach Palm Beach Int’l Regular

GEORGIA

Atlanta Wm. B. Hartsfield-Atlanta Int’l Regular

GUAM

Agana Guam Int’l Regular

Andersen Andersen AFB Alternate

HAWAII

Hilo Hilo Int’l Alternate

Honolulu Honolulu Int’l Regular

Honolulu Barbers Point Naval Air Station Alternate

Kahului Kahului Alternate

ILLINOIS

Chicago Chicago-O'Hare Int’l Regular

INDIANA

Indianapolis Indianapolis Int’l Regular

JOHNSTON ISLAND

Johnston Island Johnston Atoll Regular

KANSAS

Wichita Mid-Continental Alternate

LOUISIANA

New Orleans New Orleans Int'l (Moisant Field) Regular

MAINE

Bangor Bangor Int’l Alternate

MARYLAND

Baltimore Baltimore-Washington Int’l Regular

MASSACHUSETTS

Boston Gen. Edward Lawrence Logan Int’l Regular

MICHIGAN

Detroit Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Co. Regular

Saginaw Tri-City Regular

MINNESOTA

Minneapolis Minneapolis-St. Paul Int'l Regular

(Wold-Chamberlain Field)
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MISSOURI

Kansas City Kansas City Int’l Regular

St. Louis Lambert-St. Louis Int'l Regular

NEVADA

Las Vegas McCarran Int’l Regular

Reno Reno Cannon Int’l Regular

NEW JERSEY

Newark Newark Int’l Regular

NEW YORK

Albany Albany Co. Regular

Buffalo Greater Buffalo Int’l Regular

New York John F. Kennedy Int'l Regular

Niagara Falls Niagara Falls Int’l Alternate

Syracuse Syracuse Hancock Int'l Regular

NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte Charlotte/Douglas Int'l Regular

Raleigh-Durham Raleigh-Durham Int’l Regular

NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

Rota Rota Int'l Regular

Saipan Saipan Int'l Regular

OHIO

Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati Int'l Regular

Cleveland Cleveland Hopkins Int'l Regular

Columbus Port Columbus Int’l Regular

Dayton James M. Cox - Dayton Int’l Regular

OREGON

Portland Portland Int’l Regular

PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia Philadelphia Int’l Regular

Pittsburgh Greater Pittsburgh Int’l Regular

PUERTO RICO

Aguadilla Rafael Hernandez Regular

Mayaguez Eugenio Mana De Hostos Regular

Ponce Mercedita Regular

San Juan Luis Munoz Marin Int’l Regular

TENNESSEE

Memphis Memphis Int’l Regular

Nashville Nashville Int’l Regular

TEXAS

Brownsville Brownsville Int’l General Aviation

Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Int’l Regular
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Dallas-Ft. Worth Dallas-Ft. Worth Int’l Regular

Del Rio Del Rio Int’l General Aviation

El Paso El Paso Int’l Regular

Harlingen Valley Int’l Regular

Houston Houston Intercontinental Regular

Laredo Laredo Int’l Regular

McAllen Miller Int’l Regular

San Antonio San Antonio Int’l Regular

UTAH

Salt Lake City Salt Lake City Int’l Regular

VIRGIN ISLANDS

St. Croix Alexandria Hamilton Regular

St. Thomas Cyril E. King Regular

VIRGINIA

Richmond Richmond Intermational Regular

WASHINGTON

Everett Snohomish Co. (Paine Field) Alternate

Port Angeles William R. Fairchild Int’l Regular

Seattle King Co. Int'l (Boeing Field) Alternate

Seattle Seattle-Tacoma Int’l Regular

Spokane Spokane Int’l Regular

WISCONSIN

Milwaukee General Mitchell Field Alternate