Airports & Ground Transportation
Airports information, guide and resources on international airports and airport transportation services. Air travel has revolutionized the 20th century more than any invention known to man. The development of the airplane and led to further research for other aircraft. The principles of flight originated from the study of aerodynamics, the history of airplane development and an overview of contemporary air transportation. The Wright brothers' flying machine in 1903 introduced these principles to the world, however rough in design they might have been. The pilot was responsible for moving the plane's direction using body movements, and the entire plane resembled a box kite. Included herein are links relating to airports and ground transportation.
Air Base 1
Check Air Base 1 for nearby airport locations, lodging, ground transportation, restaurants, and more.
AirportNet.org: Airport Magazine
Browse AirportNet.org's magazine for information on the airport management industry and other airline related information.
Airports International
Check Airports International links to web sites for U.S. and international airports, including services and destination services, and attractions.
Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey: Airports and Airlines Information Guide
Browse Princeton University's site devoted to airports and airlines around the world, with searchable index and other transportation resources.
Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey: World Airport Codes Guide
Check Princeton University's listing of three-letter international airports codes used by air traffic controllers and baggage handlers.
QuickAid.com
Browse QuickAid.com for information on airlines, lodging, and rental cars, from both U.S. and global airports.
Routes International: Heinz Hammer: Air Links
Check Routes International for a searchable directory of airports, airlines, aviation supply companies, and other related aviation sites.