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New Hampshire Airports

56 public-use airports indexed across New Hampshire (NH), 0 large_airport, 5 medium_airport, and 51 small_airport.

Aviation in New Hampshire

New Hampshire is served by a network of 56 public-use airports recorded in the FAA's NASR Airport Master Record. The mix breaks down into 0 large_airport, 5 medium_airport, and 51 small_airport. Together they form the on-the-ground network that connects New Hampshire residents to the rest of the country and, in many cases, to international destinations through the larger airports profiled elsewhere in this directory.

FAA region: New Hampshire falls inside the FAA's New England Region, The region oversees airport certification, safety inspections, and air-traffic-control coordination for every airport in this state.

All 56 airports in New Hampshire

AirportCityIATAICAOClass
Concord Municipal Airport Concord CON KCON medium_airport
Dillant Hopkins Airport Keene EEN KEEN medium_airport
Lebanon Municipal Airport Lebanon LEB KLEB medium_airport
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Manchester MHT KMHT medium_airport
Portsmouth International Airport at Pease Portsmouth PSM KPSM medium_airport
Berlin Regional Airport Berlin BML KBML small_airport
Blue Puffin Farm Heliport Deerfield - - small_airport
Bradley Field Woodstock - - small_airport
Brookline Airport Brookline - - small_airport
Chickville Airport Center Ossipee - - small_airport
Claremont Municipal Airport Claremont CNH KCNH small_airport
Cole Farm Airport Kensington - - small_airport
Cooper Farm Airport Loudon - - small_airport
Country Club Air Park Goffstown - - small_airport
Dean Memorial Airport North Haverhill - - small_airport
Eagles Nest Airport New London - - small_airport
Errol Airport Errol ERR KERR small_airport
Franconia Airport Franconia - - small_airport
Frank D. Comerford Airport Walpole - - small_airport
Gifford Field Colebrook - - small_airport
Gile Pond Airport Sanbornton - - small_airport
Gorham Airport Gorham - - small_airport
Hampton Airfield Hampton - - small_airport
Hawthorne Feather Airpark Hillsboro - - small_airport
Heaton Airport Chester - - small_airport
Huff Memorial Airport New Boston - - small_airport
Intervale Airport Henniker - - small_airport
Jaffrey Airfield Silver Ranch Airport Jaffrey AFN KAFN small_airport
Laconia Municipal Airport Laconia / Gilford LCI KLCI small_airport
Leavitt Airport Albany - - small_airport
Locke Lake Airport Barnstead - - small_airport
Mason Airfield Mason - - small_airport
Moore Airfield Canaan - - small_airport
Moultonborough Airport Moultonborough - - small_airport
Mount Washington Regional Airport Whitefield HIE KHIE small_airport
Mountain View Field Wolfeboro - - small_airport
Murphy-Sherwood Park Airport West Nottingham - - small_airport
Nashua Airport / Boire Field Nashua ASH KASH small_airport
Newfound Valley Airport Bristol - - small_airport
Northwood Airport Northwood - - small_airport
Parlin Field Newport NWH - small_airport
Pilgrim's Home Airfield Westmoreland - - small_airport
Plymouth Municipal Airport Plymouth - - small_airport
Propwash Airport Kensington - - small_airport
Skyhaven Airport Rochester - - small_airport
Steck Farm Airport Pelham - - small_airport
Surette Heliport Concord - - small_airport
Therriaults Landing Airport Middleton - - small_airport
Tucker Farm Airport Andover - - small_airport
Twin Mountain Airport Twin Mountain - - small_airport
Ward Field Sanbornton - - small_airport
Wentworth Aerodrome Airport Wentworth - - small_airport
Windsock Village Airport West Ossipee - - small_airport
Windswept Airport Windsor - - small_airport
Winterwood Airport Brentwood - - small_airport
Zim Airport Mason - - small_airport

Travel context

Travelers comparing flight options inside New Hampshire should look beyond the obvious large_airport entry. Many travelers reflexively book through the biggest airport in their state, but for short-haul itineraries a closer medium_airport or small_airport can shave an hour off the total door-to-door time even when its ticket price is slightly higher. The opposite is also true for long-haul or international travel, where the broader carrier selection at the large_airport typically wins on both price and routing.

For multi-airport metropolitan areas, and several states have them, pay attention to which carrier alliance dominates each airport. A traveler with frequent-flyer status on one alliance will usually find the better experience at the alliance's home airport, even at the cost of a slightly longer drive.

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