Reno/Tahoe International Airport
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Reno/Tahoe International Airport Template:Airport codes is an airport in Reno, Nevada, serving the Reno metropolitan area, western Nevada, and parts of eastern California. It is the closest commercial airport to the vacation and ski resort destination of Lake Tahoe. The airport was originally called Reno-Cannon International Airport, and was at that time named for Howard Cannon, a former U.S. Senator from Nevada. The terminal building itself is still named for Cannon.
Reno/Tahoe International Airport is the second busiest airport in the state of Nevada after McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas.
Reno International Airport used to be the hub of Reno Air, a fairly sized airline with non-stop DC-9 jet services to many cities, until that airline was bought over by American Airlines in 1996.
Airlines and Nonstop Destinations
- Alaska Air (Los Angeles and Seattle/Tacoma)
- Aloha Airlines (Orange County (Santa Ana), and San Diego)
- America West Airlines (Las Vegas and Phoenix)
- American Airlines (Chicago/O'Hare and Dallas/Ft. Worth)
- Continental Airlines (Houston/Intercontinental)
- Frontier Airlines (Denver)
- Northwest Airlines (Minneapolis/St. Paul)
- Skywest dba Delta Connection (Elko and Salt Lake City)
- Skywest dba United Express (Los Angeles, San Francisco)
- Southwest Airlines (Boise, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Oakland, Phoenix, Portland, Salt Lake City, San Jose, Seattle/Tacoma)
- United Airlines (San Francisco)
- United Airlines dba Ted (Denver)
External link
- Reno/Tahoe Airport Homepage (http://www.renoairport.com)ja:リノ・タホ国際空港