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Albany International Airport

Albany, United States
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Capital Region gateway serving upstate New York.

Opened
1928
Location
Albany, United States
Albany International Airport (ALB/KALB) is the primary commercial airport serving Albany, the capital of New York State, and the broader Capital Region. It handles roughly 3–4 million passengers annually and offers nonstop connections to major U.S. hub airports as well as select leisure destinations. The airport is owned and operated by the Albany County Airport Authority and sits approximately 8 miles northwest of downtown Albany. Despite its international designation, it primarily serves domestic routes, with limited international charter and seasonal service. ALB has undergone various modernization projects over the decades to expand capacity, improve passenger amenities, and upgrade its terminal facilities to meet growing regional demand.
Terminals
The airport operates a single terminal building with two concourses, housing gates for all commercial airline operations.
Getting to & from
Ground transport options include rental cars, taxis, rideshare services, and bus connections linking the airport to downtown Albany and surrounding communities.
Airlines here
Major carriers serving ALB include American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, and Avelo Airlines, with Delta offering the most extensive schedule.
Notable facts
  • ›Albany International Airport is owned and operated by the Albany County Airport Authority.
  • ›The airport is located approximately 8 miles northwest of downtown Albany, New York.
  • ›Despite its 'international' name, the vast majority of its scheduled service is domestic.
  • ›The airport traces its origins to 1928, making it one of the older commercial airports in the northeastern United States.
  • ›ALB serves as an important gateway for state government officials and legislators traveling to and from the New York State Capitol.
Official website Wikipedia
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Route map (19 destinations)

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Routes

ALB → BOS9K · CNA
ALB → MSS9K · CNA
ALB → OGS9K · CNA
ALB → CLTAA · 319
ALB → DCAAA · E75 CRJ E70
ALB → PHLAA · DH3
ALB → ATLAF · CR9 M88
ALB → ATLAM · M88
ALB → ATLAZ · M88
ALB → ATLDL · M88
ALB → DTWDL · CRJ CR9
ALB → MSPDL · CR9
ALB → BWIFL · 73W
ALB → EWRFL · 73W
ALB → FLLFL · 73W
ALB → MDWFL · 73W
ALB → TPAFL · 73W
ALB → ATLKL · M88 CR9
ALB → CLEUA · DH3
ALB → EWRUA · DH4 ERJ DH2
ALB → IADUA · DH4 DH2 CR7 CRJ ERJ
ALB → ORDUA · 319 73G 738 739
ALB → CLTUS · 319
ALB → DCAUS · CRJ
ALB → PHLUS · CRJ E75 DH8 E70
ALB → BWIWN · 73W
ALB → FLLWN · 73W
ALB → LASWN · 73W
ALB → MCOWN · 73W
ALB → MDWWN · 73W 73H
ALB → TPAWN · 73W
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City & Place Guide

New York's historic capital where Dutch heritage meets modern charm.

Albany, the capital of New York State, sits on the west bank of the Hudson River about 150 miles north of New York City. Founded by Dutch settlers in the early 17th century, it is one of the oldest continuously inhabited European settlements in the United States, giving it a rich architectural and cultural heritage.

The city blends government activity with a lively arts scene, solid restaurant options, and easy access to the Catskills and Adirondacks. Its compact downtown makes it walkable and approachable for weekend visitors or those using it as a base for broader regional exploration.

  • •New York State Capitol — stunning Romanesque and Renaissance Revival architecture with free tours.
  • •Empire State Plaza — massive civic mall with art, reflecting pools, and the Egg performing arts center.
  • •Albany Institute of History & Art — one of America's oldest museums covering Hudson Valley heritage.
  • •Ten Broeck Mansion — elegant Federal-style home with period rooms and local history exhibits.
  • •Washington Park — 81-acre Victorian-era park perfect for strolling, especially during tulip season.
  • •USS Slater — the last restored World War II destroyer escort open to the public.

Getting around: Albany is served by CDTA buses covering the city and Capital Region, and the Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak station connects the area to NYC and beyond. Taxis are available, and rideshare services like Uber and Lyft operate throughout the metro. Downtown is easily walkable, but a car is helpful for reaching outer neighborhoods and regional attractions.

Best time: Late April through early June offers mild weather, blooming tulips at Washington Park, and the famous Tulip Festival.

Local food: Try a char-broiled 'dinosaur' barbecue plate, fresh Hudson Valley farm-to-table cuisine, or a classic New York-style deli sandwich at one of Albany's longtime neighborhood delis.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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Albany International Airport
Encyclopaedia

Albany International Airport is six miles (9.7 km) northwest of Albany, in Albany County, New York, United States. It is owned by the Albany County Airport Authority. ALB covers 1,000 acres (400 ha) of land.

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