Travelling across Minnesota
Minnesota covers over 85,000 square miles, and is only 8,000 square miles smaller than the UK, making the quickest form of transport air travel for many journeys across the state. The biggest city in the state is Minneapolis, and the state has 16 different cities or towns with more than 50,000 inhabitants. Despite being only a little smaller than the UK, Minnesota has some 58,000,000 less inhabitants, with miles of countryside and lakes making it one of the most beautiful states in America.
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Air charter flights over Minnesota
There are many different reasons why you may want to charter a flight over Minnesota. There are over 100 different airports and airfields in Minnesota, with one large airport in Minneapolis St Paul International Airport, which sees over 16million passengers a year, and six smaller commercial airports, all which serve over 15,000 passengers a year.
The biggest of the smaller airports is Rochester International Airport, which serves just over 150,000 customers a year, followed by Duluth international Airport, which serves 147,000. For information on Duluth International airport look here: Aircraft Charter Flights | Duluth International
Range Regional and Thief River Falls airports are not classed as primary airports but serve commercial flights, as well as privately chartered ones.
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