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2. McAllen Miller International Airport - Wikipedia

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   The McAllen Miller International Airport's food and beverage options include a Coffee Zone both pre- and post-security and the Comfort Zone bar post-security. [47] In addition, the McAllen Airport offers complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the terminal. Post-security, the airport has a Classic Shoe Shine booth whose prices can be found on the ...

3. List of airports in Texas - Wikipedia

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   East Texas Regional Airport: P-N 23,942 Lubbock: LBB: LBB KLBB Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport: P-S 405,157 McAllen: MFE: MFE KMFE McAllen Miller International Airport: P-S 477,636 Midland / Odessa: MAF: MAF KMAF Midland International Air and Space Port: P-S 504,264 San Angelo: SJT: SJT KSJT San Angelo Regional Airport (Mathis Field ...

4. Category:Airports in Texas - Wikipedia

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   Map all coordinates using OpenStreetMap. ... Central Texas Airport; Cherokee County Airport (Texas) ... McAllen-Miller International Airport Logo.jpg;

5. McAllen, Texas - Wikipedia

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   The McAllen Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) is located south of McAllen between McAllen and Reynosa. Commissioned in 1973, it was the first inland foreign-trade zone in the United States. Also, an FTZ designation site is at the McAllen Miller International Airport to facilitate air cargo needs.

6. McAllen airport on list of 5G buffer zones - AOL

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   Jan. 18—The Federal Aviation Administration has released a list of airports for temporary buffer zones, temporarily banning new 5G cellular coverage set to go live this week. The issue involves ...

7. Valley International Airport - Wikipedia

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   From 1947–48 to 1960, Trans-Texas Airways (TTa) Douglas DC-3s served Harlingen Air Force Base under a joint civil-military airport agreement; in 1960, Harvey Richards Field received a new 4900-ft runway, and TTa moved their operations there until the airline moved its flights back to the former air force base following Hurricane Beulah.