Posted on October 26th, 2022
When you want to get out and about quickly and efficiently, the Indianapolis International Airport is the place to go. This airport is less than 7 miles from downtown and provides easy interstate access. In addition, it has convenient amenities such as an 11,200′ runway, heated hangars, and courtesy cars. The two airport FBOs also offer private terminals and quiet rooms for passengers.
With close to 9 million commercial passengers passing through the airport annually, it is among the most popular airports in the Midwest. The Indianapolis airport is also the nation’s first LEED-certified airport. Indy airport also boasts gorgeous public art and numerous shopping and dining options. The commercial terminals of the airport feature the Cultural Crossroads, one of the nation’s first museum stores, which features a variety of items from eight Indianapolis cultural institutions.
For a day trip, you can visit the Indianapolis Museum of Art, which is one of the country’s largest museums. It has an extensive collection of works by Rembrandt, Picasso, and Seurat. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis also has a large collection of dinosaurs and interactive experiences for children.
Indianapolis International Airport (IND, KIND) is a public airport located seven miles southwest of downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. Owned and operated by the Indianapolis Airport Authority the airport is the largest in Indiana, occupying approximately 7,700 acres of land in Marion County, all within the city of Indianapolis.
Additional municipal and general aviation facilities are the; Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport ( KUMP, UMP), Indianapolis Regional Airport( (KMQJ, MQJ), and the Indianapolis Executive Airport (KTYQ, TYQ).
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