Airports in Maine

3
Primary airports
~1.9M
Portland Jetport passengers 2023
~60
Public-use airports

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorMaineUnited States
Portland Jetport annual passengers (millions)1.90

National ranking

Maine ranks #8 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

Maine airports are led by the Portland International Jetport, the state's busiest hub for passenger air travel. Maine airports also include Bangor International and dozens of smaller regional airfields serving rural communities.

Did you know?

  • Bangor International Airport is a historic refueling stop for transatlantic flights.

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