Lebanon Municipal Airport was established in 1948, and is located in the city of Lebanon, Tennessee. It is the second largest airport in the state and has been serving the local community for over 70 years. The airport was originally built by private citizens and opened to the public on April 1st, 1948 with a single runway. Since then, it has grown to include two additional runways, a terminal building, and several hangars for private planes. Over the years, Lebanon Municipal Airport has seen many improvements including new buildings and infrastructure upgrades. The airport now offers a full range of services including aircraft fueling, maintenance services, flight instruction, charter flights, air cargo operations and more. In addition to its many services offered to pilots and passengers alike, Lebanon Municipal Airport also serves as an economic engine for the region providing jobs and economic opportunities for locals. The airport has become an important part of Lebanon’s economy as well as a major source of tourism revenue for the area. In recent years, Lebanon Municipal Airport has hosted many events such as fly-ins, air shows and car shows that have attracted visitors from all over the region.
LEB is the abbreviation code for Lebanon Municipal Airport. According to Abbreviation Finder, LEB can also mean:
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Lebanon Airport, NH (LEB)
The Lebanon Municipal Airport is an important aviation hub in the US state of New Hampshire. It is located in the administrative district of Grafton County, which borders the neighboring state of Vermont.
- URL: Lebanon, NH (LEB)
- Time zone: GMT -5
- Service phone: +1 603 298-8878
- Address: Lebanon Municipal Airport, 5 Airpark Road, West Lebanon, NH 03784, USA
- Operator: City of Lebanon
- Parking: Yes, there is a parking space.
- Nearby cities: Manchester (98 km)
- Transport connections: Take Interstate 89 to exit # 20 and then follow the airport signs, or alternatively you can travel via US Highway 4.
- Train connections: The nearest possible Amtrak Rail Station is about 120 kilometers further southeast in Dover, from where there is a connection to the “Downeaster”, which runs from Portland to Boston.
- Flight distribution by weekday: Monday (0.00%), Tuesday (0.00%), Wednesday (0.00%), Thursday (0.00%), Friday (0.00%), Saturday (0.00%), Sunday (0.00%)
- other spellings: Lebanon-NH, лебанон, Нью-Гэмпшир, レ バ ノ ン (ニ ュ ー ハ ン プ シ ャ ー 州), 萊巴 嫩 (新罕布什爾 州)
Location
The airport is located 5 kilometers west of Lebanon. Passengers arriving by car from outside the city should take Interstate 89 to Exit # 20 and then follow the signs to the airport. Alternatively, it is also possible to travel via US Highway 4. Take the highway to West Lebanon to the intersection for State Road 12A (Plainfield Road) and then follow signs to the airport.