Indianapolis International Airport, International airport in Indianapolis, United States
Indianapolis International Airport sits on roughly 3,100 hectares and holds 44 domestic gates plus 2 international gates inside its main building. The facility serves both passenger flights and acts as a major cargo transfer point.
Operations started in 1931 as a city airport and it gained international status in 1975. Management has been under the Airport Authority since the 1960s.
The terminal honors a World War I pilot who died during the Second World War. Travelers today see a modern building with clean lines and wide glass walls.
A dedicated ground transport area links the terminal to car rental desks and the public express bus into downtown. The gates sit on one level and are easy to reach even with luggage.
The facility is the second-largest cargo hub in a worldwide courier network. Night flights bring packages from all directions and they are reloaded within a few hours.
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