Welcome to Minute Flights, I’m your host. Today we’re exploring seven of the smallest commercial airports in America—places where you’ll find plenty of legroom on flights and short TSA lines. According to FAA data, some of these airports handle as few as 5,000 enplanements a year, compared with Atlanta’s Hartsfield–Jackson at more than 50 million. Take Hot Springs Municipal Airport in Arkansas—fewer than 5,000 boardings annually, but still offering that special airport magic without the crowds. In North Dakota, Jamestown Regional Airport sees just over 7,000 passengers a year, while Havre City–County Airport in Montana welcomes about 8,000. These tiny terminals give travelers easy parking, quick security and even a gift shop or two. Whether you’re chasing adventure or just craving a hassle-free start to your trip, these small airports deliver big perks. Thanks for flying with Minute Flights—see you next time!
Link to Article