Cherry Capital Airport, Commercial airport in Traverse City, Michigan, United States
Cherry Capital Airport is a commercial aviation facility near Traverse City that operates two asphalt runways for regular passenger flights. The airport sits at an elevation of 190 meters and covers a substantial area of land.
The airport opened in 1940 after Ransom Field was replaced and the site relocated to a former Coast Guard facility. This transition helped establish regular aviation service in the region.
The airport acts as a gateway for people visiting the northern Michigan wine country, beaches, and outdoor recreation areas year-round.
The airport offers regular flights connecting to major hubs such as Chicago, Detroit, Denver, Minneapolis, and New York. Passengers can reach these connections with reliable scheduling throughout the year.
The airport handles hundreds of thousands of passengers each year, ranking it among Michigan's busiest commercial aviation centers. This level of activity reflects the area's appeal as a tourist and recreation destination.
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