Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport Tries to Recover After

Hurricane Katrina and 2006 Tornado Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is the main airport providing commercial air travel services to the metropolitan city of New Orleans in Louisiana. The airport itself is located within Kenner, Louisiana and is considered the second-biggest Gulf Coast airport in the entire United States. However, it is the City of New Orleans which owns the airport, strangely enough.

Lambert-St. Louis International Airport Plans to Modernize Further

If you are planning to scout around the St. Louis, Missouri area, then your flight should land at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport that is the main airport serving that region. Passenger traffic at this airport has been on a see-saw trend lately but culminated at 15.2 million passengers as of 2006. More than 88 non-stop flights head for both national and international destinations, originating from Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.