Airports in Arkansas

Arkansas is one of the many preferred destinations in the United States of America. This state is served by the presence of many airports.

The Arkansas airports are The Little Rock National Airport, the Fort Smith Regional Airport, the Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport and the Texarkana Regional Airport.

Flights even operate to the airports of Hot Springs, Harrison, Fayetteville, Pine Bluff, Jonesboro and Harrison. The Little Rock National Airport is the largest airport in Arkansas. It is widely preferred by the tourists as it is well connected to other global destinations.

There are seven major airlines and numerous national and international carriers offering services to this airport.The Little Rock National Airport (LIT) is the largest commercial airport in Arkansas.

	Airport in Arkansas
	Flippin (FLP) Municipal (HUS) Adams Field Airport (LIT) Municipal (PGR) Searcy (SRC) Stuttgart Municipal (SGT) Telida (TLF)

	Hotels in Arkansas
	Little rock Hot springs Bentonville North little rock Fayetteville Fort smith Rogers Springdale Jonesboro Conway Pine bluff

It was opened on June 15, 1931. This airport boasts of more than 150 arrivals and departures. There are 18 national and international cities. The Little Rock National Airport was officially designated as Adams Field. This Arkansas airport is served by flights such as Northwest Airlink, US Airways Express, Delta, American Eagle, Delta Connection, Continental Express and Frontier.

This airport offers facilities such as ATMs, currency exchange, restaurants and the other amenities that one finds in most major airport.The Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport is an airport that has been opened recently on 1st November, 1998. More than 8,000 passengers use this airport regularly. The Arkansas airport guide recommends passengers to arrive 1 hour prior to the arrival time.

The passengers have to keep their luggage with them because unattended baggage is confiscated by the airport authorities. It is mandatory that a government issued photo id is with the passengers to enter the premises of the airport. The Arkansas airport guide suggests that passengers are supposed to remove their cell phones, pagers, keys and change. This saves time when one arrives at the metal detector. Even children toys are checked and x-rayed.

These airports in Arkansas offer sincere services towards security of their visitors.