American Metropolitan Areas With More Than One Airport
Based on the multiple airports given, name the city/region containing the airports.
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nxtvh90
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Level 35
Dec 24, 2013
If you tried to get all of them in here, you missed Houston (Bush and Hobby)
SouthwestChief
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Level 66
Nov 9, 2014
Thank You. I don't know how I forgot Houston. (It could have been when I was crossing out all the non-American airport I accidentally crossed off Houston)
Rokkiteer
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Level 55
Jun 12, 2014
Boy, if you consider that MIA and the West Palm Beach airport are 70 miles apart, then you'd have to say that Milwaukee, Gary and Rockford also serve Chicago. All have scheduled passenger service.
BeastBoy141
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Level 72
May 11, 2015
What about Columbus? They have Port and Rickenbacker. And the Buffalo area has Buffalo-Niagara and Niagara Falls.
BeastBoy141
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Level 72
Jul 15, 2015
Orlando also has Sanford
kalbahamut
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Level 81
Jul 1, 2016
Easy. Though... Los Angeles is served by Ontario International?? Is that right?
SouthwestChief
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Level 66
Jul 6, 2016
Yes, an airport in Ontario, California, 38 miles east of downtown LA. All major American airlines connect Ontario to one of their hubs, and they also have service to Guadalajara.
Nightcap
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Level 71
Jan 15, 2020
Chicago also has Gary/Chicago airport.
Jack03Skora
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Level 67
Mar 30, 2020
buffalo has both buffalo and niagara
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