Montgomery Regional Airport, Regional airport in Montgomery, United States.
Montgomery Regional Airport is a regional facility in Montgomery, Alabama, with two asphalt runways serving commercial traffic for 16 counties across Central Alabama. The terminal provides modern amenities including free WiFi, escalators, boarding bridges, and convenient parking throughout the grounds.
The airport opened in 1943 as Dannelly Field, named after a Navy pilot who was Montgomery's first casualty of World War II. Over time, it evolved from its military roots into the regional commercial hub it is today.
The airport serves as both a civilian hub and a military installation, with the Alabama Air National Guard sharing the facility for its operations. This dual role shapes how the space functions and what you see during your visit.
The airport is well-organized and clearly marked, making it easy to find your way around. Ample parking is available, and the facility is accessible to people with different mobility needs.
The airport carries the name of Clarence Moore Dannelly Jr., a Navy pilot from Montgomery whose loss as the city's first World War II casualty left a lasting mark. This personal connection to local history adds meaning beyond just being a transportation hub.
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