The State With No Commercial Flights

Interesting story, thanks for the post.

I thought there was a Joe Biden Amnesty International Gaff-port there in his adopted state of Delaware...?

hmmm....interesting....On here Dover is listed as private but on airnav it is listed as joint...I know the race teams use it other than it just looks like a popular spot for 747's

I fly a Challenger out of New Castle and it's a great airport. The problem is PHL is only 1/2 hour away. On the other hand it would make a great releaf airport for PHL.

Ok, I'll play the game, what about Rhode Island ? just wondering.......

They missed Atlantic City also which I would not call a hub, but it has decent flights with the small airport amenities (short lines, cheap parking,etc)

When I saw that AC photo on the source story, I thought that meant that Canada was that poor flightless state. (I only thought that for a moment.)

Interesting, but the image shows IAD near Quantico rather than near Herndon, and it places DCA inside Washington, DC. I know it isn't a professional image, but a site that claims to be "Your Source for Everything Aviation" should at least be able to proof something that simple.