As of 2019, there are 47 airports throughout the state of Pennsylvania according to IATA and ICAO. Through the table below, you can find name of each airport, its abbreviation, city location, and size. Airports in Pennsylvania are listed in alphabetical order. Please note that some airports serve internationally, while the other only serve domestically.
List of All Airports in Pennsylvania
# | Airport | Abbreviation | Location | Size |
1 | Allegheny County Airport | AGC | Pittsburgh, PA | Medium |
2 | Beaver Falls Airport | BFP | Beaver Falls, PA | Medium |
3 | Bellefonte Airport | PSB | Bellefonte, PA | Small |
4 | Birchwood-Pocono Airport | ESP | East Stroudsburg, PA | Small |
5 | Blairsville Airport | BSI | Blairsville, PA | Small |
6 | Bradford Airport | BFD | Bradford, PA | Medium |
7 | Cambria County Airport | JST | Johnstown, PA | Medium |
8 | Chess-Lambertin Airport | FKL | Franklin, PA | Medium |
9 | Chestercounty Carlson Airport | CTH | Coatesville, PA | Medium |
10 | County Airport | WSG | Washington, PA | Medium |
11 | Crystal Lake Airport | CYE | Crystal Lake, PA | Small |
12 | Doylestown Airport | DYL | Doylestown, PA | Medium |
13 | Erie International Airport/Tom Ridge Field | ERI | Erie, PA | Medium |
14 | Gettysburg Airport | GTY | Gettysburg, PA | Small |
15 | Graham Field | BTP | Butler, PA | Medium |
16 | Green County Airport | WAY | Waynesburg, PA | Small |
17 | Harrisburg International Airport | MDT | Harrisburg, PA | Large |
18 | Harrisburg Skyport | HAR | Harrisburg, PA | Medium |
19 | Hazleton Airport | HZL | Hazleton, PA | Small |
20 | Indiana Airport | IDI | Indiana, PA | Small |
21 | Jefferson County Airport | DUJ | Dubois, PA | Medium |
22 | King Of Prussia Airport | KPD | King of Prussia, PA | Small |
23 | Lancaster Airport | LNS | Lancaster, PA | Large |
24 | Lehigh Valley International Airport | ABE | Allentown, PA | Large |
25 | Martinsburg Airport | AOO | Martinsburg, PA | Medium |
26 | Mount Union Airport | MUU | Mount Union, PA | Small |
27 | Mt Pocono Airport | MPO | Mt Pocono, PA | Small |
28 | Municipal/Spaatz Field | RDG | Reading, PA | Medium |
29 | Mustin Alf Airport | MUV | Philadelphia, PA | Small |
30 | North Philadelphia Airport | PNE | Philadelphia, PA | Medium |
31 | Penn Valley Airport | SEG | Selinsgrove, PA | Small |
32 | Philadelphia International Airport | PHL | Philadelphia, PA | Huge |
33 | Pittsburgh International Airport | PIT | Pittsburgh, PA | Large |
34 | Pottstown/Limerick Airport | PTW | Pottstown, PA | Medium |
35 | Seaplane Base | PSQ | Philadelphia, PA | Small |
36 | Splane Memorial Airport | OIL | Oil City, PA | Small |
37 | St Marys Airport | STQ | St Marys, PA | Small |
38 | University Park Airport | SCE | State College, PA | Medium |
39 | Upper Bucks Airport | UKT | Quakertown, PA | Small |
40 | W T Piper Memorial Airport | LHV | Lock Haven, PA | Medium |
41 | Westmoreland County Airport | LBE | Latrobe, PA | Medium |
42 | Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport | SCR | Scranton, PA | Small |
43 | Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport | AVP | Wilkes-Barre, PA | Medium |
44 | Williamsport Regional Airport | IPT | Williamsport, PA | Medium |
45 | Wings Field | BBX | Blue Bell, PA | Small |
46 | Wyoming Valley Airport | WBW | Wilkes-Barre, PA | Small |
47 | York Airport | THV | York, PA | Medium |
Pennsylvania Overview
The state of Pennsylvania has 12.8 million residents (2016). The capital is Harrisburg and the largest city is Philadelphia (Philadelphia).
In the 17th century, Swedes were the first Europeans to settle in Pennsylvania. Then Dutch and English arrived. In 1776, members of the Continental Congress met in Philadelphia and declared independence from Great Britain.