Do you ever make a comment without mentioning KSJC?
There’s sooooo many of them. 😂
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Try Bellingham airport for seattle. Allegiant airlines uses it.
For JFK, I would suggest LGA, EWR, Islip, and westchester co. airport.
For ATL, try De-Kalb airport.
New York- La Guardia, Newark, Boston, Philadelphia, Providence
Atlanta- I have found none, sorry :/
Seattle- Vancouver, Paine Field, Boeing Field, Moses Lake, Olympia, Portland (maybe$
Don’t know about any in those cities that haven’t already been mentioned. However, I do know that close to Denver there is KAPA, KCOS, KCYS, KEGE, KGJT, and KGXY.
APA and GXY can only support up to 737s and A320s though. No 757s
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UKKK instead of UKBB (Kiev).
It’s a tight squeeze, but KMCN could technically handle a 757-200. Macon is the closest city to Atlanta that runs commercial flights. A much safer option (in terms of runway length) would probably be Augusta (KAGS). It’s a little farther, though. Don’t use KPDK; it’s tempting, but the runway is too short to handle a 757, and it’s really only used for GA with the occasional charter.
Edit: Apparently Boeing Field is a commercial airport, so you could try that out in terms of an alternative to KSEA.
I believe that I might be of assistance. The following airports are perfect, at least in my opinion.
KBUF- Buffalo New York’s airport, it serves a JetBlue E-190 very day and Itsvqiite close to KJFK
KSAV- Savannah’s airport is close enough to the enormous KATL and I am pretty sure it can serve a 757 as it serves C-130s
KBFI- The infamous Boeing Field is an airport mainly used by… you guessed it, Boeing! It shall come as no surprise that if an airport is used by Boeing, it should be able to manage 757s
I hope you found these airports useful!
Feel free PM me if you want to know about some other airfields near large ones.
I tottally forgot about Bellingham. That is very helpful! :)
This can be closed now! :)