Private Jets and Business Aircraft

SherpaReport has just released a brand-new searchable and browsable directory of all the US airports. The online directory includes commercial airports, private airports, and helipads, and is sorted by state. You can use it to find the nearest airport to you or your destination. It is especially useful if you're flying privately and can access the thousands of airports that commercial flights do not serve.

By clicking into each state, you can see a map with all of the airports, as well as a listing and details of each specific airport in the state. For instance the map for Massachusets is below, and you can zoom in to see the detail.

Each airport listing includes the address and a map, the services available, such as aircraft based at the airport, and airport activity (e.g., military operations, air taxi operations).

At both the state level and at the airport level, it's easy to see nearby or alternate airports. On each state page you can zoom in or out of the map to see other airports - potentially giving ideas to get closer to a destination (or save landing fees at a smaller airport). On each aiport page there's a list of the nearby airports. The Private Airports directory includes information on over 5,800 airports in all 50 states, as well as the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, DC, Midway Atoll, Guam, and American Samoa. Here's a breakdown by state: