Airport Information and Updates, Panama City Bay County International

Pensacola Gulf Coast Regional Airport

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Pensacola Regional Airport offers 90 daily flights and is serviced by Air Tran Airways, American Eagle, Continental and Delta, Northwest Airlink and USAirways. These carriers provide non-stop service to nine cities: Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Ft. Lauderdale, Houston, Memphis, Orlando and Tampa. The airport is the largest on the Upper Gulf Coast between New Orleans and Jacksonville and services Northwest Florida and Southern Alabama.

Northwest Florida Regional Airport - (VPS)

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Northwest Florida Regional Airport (VPS) is the aviation gateway to Northwest Florida by providing world class, affordable, accessible, modern and secure facilities for the traveling public. VPS has five (5) airlines with 54 flights daily to Atlanta, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston, Memphis and Tampa. See the Airfare Watchdog at FlyVPS.com for low, low fares.

Panama City-Bay County International Airport

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Panama City-Bay County International Airport is located in Panama City, Florida. This airport serves Bay County and the surrounding areas.

For more information go to www.pcairport.com.

Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport

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Scheduled for opening in May 2010, the new Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport is the first airport built in the U.S. since 9/11. It replaces the existing airport that was built on the east side of the bay in 1948. With a main runway length of 10,000 feet, the airport will be able to accommodate most of the world’s largest planes, and a full U S. customs operation opens the door for international carriers to fly directly to the region. Southwest Airlines, the nation’s largest domestic carrier, will begin flights to and from four U.S. cities in May.

The Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport is the first “green” airport built in the country, and the 120,000 square foot terminal is being built to LEEDS standards with extensive use of sustainable materials.