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Suggested Citation:"Appendix A - Airports Participating in the Synthesis Survey ." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2015. Practices to Develop Effective Stakeholder Relationships at Smaller Airports. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/22114.
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56 APPENDIX A Airports Participating in the Synthesis Survey Airport Location Type Ada Municipal Ada, OK General Aviation—Local Camarillo Camarillo, CA General Aviation—National Chino Chino, CA General Aviation—National Everett–Stewart Union City, TN General Aviation—Local Harry Stern Wahpeton, ND General Aviation—Local Jack Edwards National Gulf Shores, AL General Aviation—Regional Jackson County Reynolds Field Jackson, MI General Aviation—Regional Laconia Municipal Laconia, NH General Aviation—Regional McKinney National McKinney, TX General Aviation—National Morristown Municipal Morristown, NJ General Aviation—National Naples Municipal Naples, FL General Aviation—Regional San Bernardino International San Bernardino, CA General Aviation—Regional Scottsdale Scottsdale, AZ General Aviation—National Sedona Sedona, AZ General Aviation—Local Smyrna Smyrna, TN General Aviation—National University of Oklahoma–Max Westheimer Norman, OK General Aviation—Regional Venice Municipal Venice, FL General Aviation—Regional Asheville Regional Asheville, NC Air Carrier—Non-hub Central Nebraska Regional Grand Island, NE Air Carrier—Non-hub Columbia Regional Columbia, MO Air Carrier—Non-hub Florence Regional Florence, SC Air Carrier—Non-hub Friedman Memorial Hailey, ID Air Carrier—Non-hub Golden Triangle Columbus, MS Air Carrier—Non-hub Huntington Tri-State Huntington, WV Air Carrier—Non-hub Northwest Arkansas Fayetteville, AR Air Carrier—Small hub Redding Municipal Redding, CA Air Carrier—Non-hub Roanoke–Blacksburg Regional Roanoke, VA Air Carrier—Non-hub Roswell International Air Center Roswell, NM Air Carrier—Non-hub Tri-Cities Pasco, WA Air Carrier—Non-hub Source: FAA, General Aviation Airports: A National Asset (May 2012) and the latest FAA record of air carrier airport enplanements.

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