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Highest airline airports by state

Airports with airline service located here.

How many airports with scheduled passenger service sit inside this area. Most counties have none, which is normal and is why the distance measure matters more; at state level it shows how many separate places you can fly from. Counted from the FAA's commercial service list.

  1. 1Alaska79
  2. 2California29
  3. 3Texas25
  4. 4Florida22
  5. 5New York18
  6. 6Michigan17
  7. 7Pennsylvania13
  8. 8Washington13
  9. 9Colorado12
  10. 10Illinois12
  11. 11Montana12
  12. 12Hawaii10
  13. 13North Carolina10
  14. 14Arizona9
  15. 15Minnesota9
  16. 16Missouri9
  17. 17Virginia9
  18. 18Wyoming9
  19. 19Georgia8
  20. 20Iowa8
  21. 21North Dakota8
  22. 22Nebraska8
  23. 23New Mexico8
  24. 24Wisconsin8
  25. 25Alabama7
  26. 26Arkansas7
  27. 27Kansas7
  28. 28Louisiana7
  29. 29Mississippi7
  30. 30Ohio7
  31. 31Oregon7
  32. 32Utah7
  33. 33West Virginia7
  34. 34Idaho6
  35. 35Massachusetts6
  36. 36Maine6
  37. 37South Carolina6
  38. 38Tennessee6
  39. 39Indiana5
  40. 40Kentucky5
  41. 41South Dakota5
  42. 42Nevada4
  43. 43Oklahoma4
  44. 44Maryland3
  45. 45New Hampshire3
  46. 46New Jersey3
  47. 47Rhode Island3
  48. 48Connecticut2
  49. 49Vermont2
  50. 50Delaware1
  51. 51District of Columbia0
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Source: FAA Air Carrier Activity (ACAIS) enplanements; BTS NTAD Aviation Facilities. · How this is built