Columbia Metropolitan Airport, Regional airport in Lexington County, United States.
Columbia Metropolitan Airport is a regional facility in Lexington County with two parallel runways designed for commercial and cargo operations. The airport handles passenger services and freight transportation for the surrounding South Carolina area.
The airport started in 1940 as Lexington County Airport and later served as an Army air base for World War II pilot training with B-25 bombers. After the war, it transitioned to civilian commercial operations under its current name.
The terminal displays local art from South Carolina artists and sells regional products throughout its retail shops. Visitors can explore the creative work and crafts that reflect the area's traditions while waiting for flights.
The terminal offers car rental services, restaurants, charging stations, and both short-term and long-term parking for travelers. Visitors can find standard airport services to meet their needs during their time at the facility.
The facility handles significant cargo volumes through UPS Airlines operations, serving as a freight distribution hub for the region. This cargo focus gives the airport an important role in regional logistics and supply chain networks.
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