AirTran Airways destinations

This is a list of airports that AirTran Airways currently serves (as of December 2011).^[1]

Caribbean

• Aruba
  • Oranjestad – Queen Beatrix International Airport
• Bahamas
  • Nassau – Lynden Pindling International Airport
• Bermuda
  • Bermuda - L.F. Wade International Airport seasonal
• Dominican Republic
  • Punta Cana - Punta Cana International Airport
• Jamaica
  • Montego Bay – Sangster International Airport
• Puerto Rico
  • San Juan – Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
• Mexico
  • Cabo San Lucas - Los Cabos International Airport [begins June 3, 2012]
  • Cancún – Cancún International Airport
  • Mexico City - Mexico City International Airport [begins May 24, 2012]

United States

• Alabama
  • Huntsville/Decatur – Huntsville International Airport
• Arizona
  • Phoenix – Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
• California
  • Los Angeles – Los Angeles International Airport
  • San Francisco – San Francisco International Airport
  • Santa Ana/Orange County - John Wayne Airport [begins June 3, 2012]
• Colorado
  • Denver – Denver International Airport
• Florida
  • Fort Lauderdale – Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
  • Fort Myers – Southwest Florida International Airport
  • Jacksonville – Jacksonville International Airport
  • Key West – Key West International Airport
  • Miami – Miami International Airport [ends June 3, 2012]^[2]
  • Orlando – Orlando International Airport Hub
  • Pensacola – Pensacola Regional Airport
  • Sarasota/Bradenton – Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport
  • Tampa – Tampa International Airport
  • West Palm Beach – Palm Beach International Airport
• Georgia
  • Atlanta – Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Hub
• Illinois
  • Bloomington – Central Illinois Regional Airport [ends June 3, 2012]
  • Chicago – Chicago Midway International Airport
  • Moline – Quad City International Airport [ends January 6, 2012]^[3]
• Indiana
  • Indianapolis – Indianapolis International Airport
• Iowa
  • Des Moines- Des Moines International Airport
• Kansas
  • Wichita – Wichita Mid-Continent Airport
• Kentucky
  • Lexington – Blue Grass Airport
• Louisiana
  • New Orleans – Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport
• Maine
  • Portland – Portland International Jetport
• Maryland
  • Baltimore – Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport Hub
• Massachusetts
  • Boston – Logan International Airport
• Michigan
  • Detroit – Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport
  • Flint – Bishop International Airport
  • Grand Rapids – Gerald R. Ford International Airport
• Minnesota
  • Minneapolis/Saint Paul – Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport
• Missouri
  • Branson – Branson Airport
  • Kansas City – Kansas City International Airport
  • St. Louis – Lambert-St. Louis International Airport
• Nevada
  • Las Vegas – McCarran International Airport
• New Jersey
  • Atlantic City – Atlantic City International Airport [ends January 6, 2012]
• New York
  • Buffalo – Buffalo Niagara International Airport
  • New York City – La Guardia Airport
  • Rochester – Greater Rochester International Airport
  • White Plains – Westchester County Airport
• North Carolina
  • Asheville – Asheville Regional Airport [ends January 6, 2012]
  • Charlotte – Charlotte/Douglas International Airport
  • Raleigh/Durham – Raleigh-Durham International Airport
• Ohio
  • Akron/Canton – Akron-Canton Regional Airport
  • Columbus – Port Columbus International Airport
  • Dayton – Dayton International Airport
• Pennsylvania
  • Allentown – Lehigh Valley International Airport
  • Harrisburg – Harrisburg International Airport
  • Philadelphia – Philadelphia International Airport
  • Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh International Airport
• Tennessee
  • Knoxville – McGhee Tyson Airport [ends June 3, 2012]
  • Memphis – Memphis International Airport
• Texas
  • Houston – William P. Hobby Airport
  • San Antonio – San Antonio International Airport
• Virginia
  • Newport News/Williamsburg – Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport [ends March 9, 2012]^[4]
  • Richmond – Richmond International Airport
  • Washington, DC area
    • Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
    • Washington Dulles International Airport [ends June 3, 2012]
• Washington
  • Seattle/Tacoma – Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
• Wisconsin
  • Milwaukee – General Mitchell International Airport Hub
• West Virginia
  • Charleston – Yeager Airport [ends June 3, 2012]

References

1. ^ http://www.airtran.com/cities/index_destinations.aspx
2. ^ http://pressroom.airtran.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=201565&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1629590&highlight=
3. ^ http://www.whbf.com/story/15187318/airtran-airways-leaving-qc-airport
4. ^ http://www.fox43tv.com/dpps/news/local/newport_news/airtran-to-cease-operations-to-nn_3899751