T. F. Green Airport

T. F. Green Airport is an airport in Warwick, Rhode Island, near Providence. It has the IATA Airport Code PVD. It is named for Rhode Island governor and longtime Senator Theodore F. Green.

T. F. Green Airport and Manchester Airport were made alternatives to Boston, Massachusetts' Logan International Airport so that the city of Boston didn't have to build a new airport. The airport is surrounded by residental homes, limiting expansion.

T. F. Green Airport is the largest and most active airport among the six operated by the Rhode Island Airport Corporation . The other five airports include North Central State Airport, Quonset State Airport (formally a U.S. Navy base), Westerly State Airport, Newport State Airport, and Block Island State Airport.

Aerial View of T. F. Green Airport

The following airlines fly to T. F. Green Airport:

• Air Canada Jazz / Air Georgian (Toronto)
• Air Wisconsin dba United Express (Washington Dulles)
• American Airlines (Chicago O'Hare, Dallas Ft Worth)
• American Eagle (Raleigh Durham)
• Cape Air
• Colgan Air dba US Airways Express (New York Laguardia)
• Comair dba Delta Connection (Cincinnati)
• Continental Airlines (Newark)
• Continental Express (Cleveland, Newark)
• Delta Air Lines (Atlanta, Cincinnati)
• Independence Air (Washington Dulles)
• Northwest Airlines (Detroit, Minneapolis)
• Southwest Airlines (Baltimore, Chicago, Kansas City, Nashville, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Tampa)
• Spirit Airlines (Detroit, Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Myers)
• Trans States Airlines dba United Express (Washington Dulles)
• Trans States Airlines dba US Airways Express (Pittsburgh)
• United Airlines (Chicago O'Hare)
• US Airways (Charlotte, Philadelphia, Washington National)

External links

• T. F. Green Airport Homepage