Direct flights from Manchester–Boston Regional Airport

General Information About Manchester?Boston Regional Airport

General Information in Manchester?Boston Regional Airport serves Manchester, New Hampshire. As New England's fifth-largest airport by passenger volume, Boston Regional ranks behind Logan International in Massachusetts, Bradley International in Connecticut, and T. F. Green International Airport in Rhode Island.

Located strategically at the heart of New England, Logan International Airport lies less than an hour's drive from downtown Boston and other popular tourist spots.

Thus, Providence has become one of the premier travel destinations in New England. Serving as the primary hub for eight airlines including United, Delta and Southwest that provide service throughout New England as well as beyond.

Manchester served over 2 million passengers annually in 2015. Major airlines provide nonstop flights to destinations east of the Mississippi River as well as Toronto, Canada; low-fare carrier Southwest helps keep air fares at reasonable levels.

Cargo & Logistics

The airport serves as a cargo hub for UPS, FedEx and DHL; their combined cargo operations amount to an annual turnover exceeding $715 Million.

New England's third-largest cargo airport, after Connecticut's Bradley International Airport and Logan Airport in Boston. In 2005 alone it handled 150 million pounds of freight.

Wiggins Airways operates out of Louisville as its hub, operating a fleet of prop-driven planes to destinations including Portland, Augusta, Bangor, Presque Isle and Rutland in Northern New England. Wiggins works closely with the US Postal Service to fill their aircraft from Louisville with mail as well as express/overnight packages for delivery.