Smallest airport you've used (commercially)

Nantucket, Mass. ... the cute woman at the lunch counter makes a mean grilled cheese sandwich. A wacky place though.

 

The Day The World Came To Town remains one of the best things i've read in the past 5 years.

 

I did not know that book existed, AgatePage. I'm going book shopping this weekend and I'll look for it.

 

Commercially - Riverton, Wyo.; Waterloo, Iowa; Dodge City, Kan. My company at the time also flew me into Geneva, Ind., one time to go to a printer in Berne, Ind. The pilot of the little Cessna was sweating profusely upon our arrival.

 

Tie between Springfield, Mo. and Canton-Akron airport.

 

State College, Pa. (Penn State airport)

Though I remember the Knoxville airport being small, with a short runway. And I was in a Cessna four-seater in the rain. Airport had an old, crashed plane at the end of the runway as some sort of memorial, and that didn't inspire confidence.

 

Beat you by an hour and a half, beeyatch...

 

Riverton has an airport? Damn, the place didn't get a McDonald's until 1981.

I know this because I had a crush on a girl from there who's brother -- attention, MileHigh -- played on a Little League Western Regional team. We were pen pals (alas, nothing more) for several years.

 

Youngstown, Ohio, in 1994. Somebody has since told me that it's been closed and you have to fly into Akron/Canton if going to Youngstown. Don't know whether it's true or not.

 

A commercial airport smaller than Laramie?

Good grief.

 

Bangor, Maine

 

I once knew a girl from Bangor.

And one night I................naw, I ain't going there.

But she had a cousin in Nantucket.