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General Information About Lancaster Airport

Lancaster Airport is Pennsylvania's third busiest airport and known as "the Mecca of Private Flight." It is home to flight schools, private aircraft for chartering purposes, helicopter rides and hot air balloon rides - not forgetting numerous restaurants and shops serving pilots who make Lancaster Airport their home base.

Rehabbing its primary runway, it serves as an active hub for commercial and corporate traffic. There have also been talks of creating new hangars at the airport.

Southern Airways Express provides daily service to Philadelphia International, Pittsburgh International and Washington Dulles International airports via daily shuttle buses operated by American Airlines; American also provides motorcoaches from Philadelphia while Avis and Enterprise offer on-site car rental options.

Two flight schools serve students of all ages and abilities across a wide range of aviation disciplines, while four air/taxi/charter operators also operate within this city.

Lancaster Airport provides many additional services, including free parking, a new terminal that is spacious and clean, restaurant seating with runway views, gift shops and an on-site restaurant serving runway-view cuisine. Lancaster Airport Authority owns and manages this airport.

Due to its proximity to major metropolitan areas, Hawaii is also an increasingly popular choice for charter flights and private airplanes, enabling travelers to travel comfortably while avoiding many of the hassles commonly associated with major cities, like long lines and traffic congestion.

Before booking your flight, it is vitally important that you familiarize yourself with the check-in requirements of your airline. Most require that passengers arrive at least two hours in advance for short-haul flights and three in advance for long haul ones; alternatively you can visit their website to determine exactly how much notice is necessary for check-in and boarding passes.