Airports in Indiana

10.0 M
Indianapolis Intl. passengers
2023
6
Commercial airports
FedEx 2nd-largest hub
Cargo

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Indiana vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

Indiana ranks #26 of 32 states by annual air passengers.

#1Texas175,000,000
#2Colorado82,000,000
#3Minnesota38,000,000
#4Utah26,000,000
#5Louisiana13,000,000
#6Oregon10,500,000
#7New Mexico2,600,000
#8Maine1,900,000
#9New Hampshire1,500,000
#10South Dakota1,300
#11Florida130
#12Georgia104M
#13Illinois100
#14North Carolina79M
#15Virginia70M
#16Washington52.6M
#17Arizona52M
#18New Jersey49M
#19Vermont47
#20Wyoming46
#21Massachusetts40.7M
#22Michigan32M
#23Ohio24M
#24Tennessee23.1M
#25Missouri12.5
#26Indiana10M
#27Montana8
#28Wisconsin7M
#29Rhode Island4.1M
#30Alaska1
#31Delaware0.05M
#32Kentucky0

Overview

This page tracks airports for Indiana, part of our transportation data. Indianapolis Intl. passengers stands at 10.0 M (2023). Indiana ranks #26 of 32 states by annual air passengers.

Did you know?

  • Indianapolis hosts FedEx's second-largest air hub, and the state calls itself the Crossroads of America because more interstate highways converge here than in almost any other state.

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