Eppley Airfield - Definition and Overview

Eppley Airfield is a commercial airport in Omaha, Nebraska USA. The largest and busiest airport in the state of Nebraska, Eppley Airfield serves residents of the Omaha metropolitan area, as well as people from communities throughout eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Its IATA airport code is OMA.

The airport is located approximately four miles (6.4 km) northeast of downtown Omaha, on land bordered to the east by the Missouri River and the Iowa state border.

As of early 2005, all regularly-scheduled flights from Eppley Airfield terminate within the United States. 3.7 million passengers used the airport in 2003. [1] (http://www.eppleyairfield.com/sf/default.htm)

Airlines serving Eppley Airfield:

South ("A") Gates (Gates A1-10):

• American Airlines (Dallas-Ft. Worth)
• American Eagle (Chicago O'Hare)
• Frontier Airlines (Denver)
• Mesa Airlines (Brookings, SD)
• Midwest Airlines (Milwaukee, Washington, DC Reagan National)
• Northwest Airlines (Detroit, Memphis, Minneapolis-St. Paul)

North ("B") Gates (Gates B11-20):

• America West (Phoenix)
• Continental Airlines (Houston-Bush, Newark)
• Delta Air Lines/Delta Connection (Atlanta, Cincinnati, Salt Lake City)
• Southwest Airlines (Chicago Midway, Las Vegas, Phoenix, St. Louis)
• United Airlines (Chicago O'Hare, Denver)

External link

• Eppley Airfield homepage (http://www.eppleyairfield.com/index.html)