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Also at 131 other locations:   Boca Raton,  New Orleans (Lakefront),  Fresno Yosemite,  Bullhead City (Laughlin/Bullhead International),  Charlottesville (Albemarle),  Omaha (Eppley),  Houston (Bush Intercontinental),  Los Angeles International,  St Louis (Spirit of St Louis),  Houston (William P Hobby),  Wichita (Dwight D. Eisenhower National),  San Antonio International,  Tampa International,  Van Nuys,  Atlanta (Fulton County),  Sioux Falls (Joe Foss Field),  Trenton-Mercer,  Dallas (Love Field),  Miami (Opa Locka),  Baton Rouge (Metropolitan),  Anchorage (Ted Stevens International),  Roanoke (Woodrum Field),  San Jose International,  Denver (Centennial),  Austin (Bergstrom),  Windsor Locks (Bradley International),  Bedford (Hanscom Field),  Nashville International,  Boston (Logan International),  Baltimore (Washington International Thurgood Marshall),  Dallas (Love Field),  Washington (Ronald Reagan),  Denver International,  Newark (Liberty International),  Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International,  White Plains (Westchester County),  Huntsville International,  Washington (Dulles International),  Indianapolis International,  Jacksonville International,  Las Vegas (Harry Reid),  Orlando International,  Chicago (Midway International),  Memphis International,  Milwaukee (Gen. Mitchell International),  Morristown Municipal,  Minneapolis (St Paul International),  Chicago (O'Hare International),  West Palm Beach (Palm Beach International),  Atlanta (Dekalb-Peachtree),  St Petersburg (St Pete-Clearwater International),  Palm Springs International,  Chicago (Executive),  Savannah (Hilton Head International),  Santa Barbara,  San Francisco International,  St Louis (Lambert International),  Teterboro,  St Paul (Downtown/Holman Field),  Salt Lake City International,  Provo Municipal,  Columbus (John Glenn),  Cleveland (Burke Lakefront),  Cincinnati (Lunken Field),  Atlanta (Hartsfield - Jackson International),  Mobile Regional,  Scottsdale,  Little Rock (Bill and Hillary Clinton National/Adams Field),  Mobile Downtown,  San Diego International,  Van Nuys,  Denver (Rocky Mountain Metropolitan),  Denver (Centennial),  Amarillo (Rick Husband International),  Fort Smith Regional,  Lexington (Blue Grass),  Shreveport Regional,  Texarkana (Webb Field),  Key West International,  Norfolk International,  Chicago (Waukegan),  New Orleans (Louis Armstrong),  Detroit Metropolitan,  Grand Rapids (Gerald Ford International),  Kansas City International,  Kansas City (Charles B Wheeler),  Manchester (Boston Regional),  Atlantic City International,  Teterboro,  Santa Fe Regional,  Buffalo (Niagara International),  Greensboro (Piedmont Triad),  Raleigh-Durham International,  Winston Salem (Smith Reynolds),  Knoxville (McGhee Tyson),  Dallas (Love Field),  Dallas (Love Field),  Laredo International,  Midland International,  San Antonio International,  Seattle (Tacoma),  Seattle (Boeing Field),  Houston (Ellington Field),  Coatesville (Chester County),  Lafayette Regional,  Charleston International,  Miami (Executive),  Cedar Rapids (The Eastern Iowa),  Fayetteville Regional (Grannis Field),  West Palm Beach (North Palm Beach County),  Des Moines International,  Pahokee (Palm Beach County Glades),  Orlando (Kissimmee Gateway),  Eagle County Regional,  Frederick Municipal,  Olathe (New Century AirCenter),  Oakland International,  Hayward Executive,  Newburgh (Stewart International),  Spokane International,  Hilton Head Island,  Rochester International,  Hawaii Island (Hilo International),  Hawaii Island (Ellison Onizuka Kona Intl at Keahole),  Kauai Island (Lihue),  Maui Island (Kahului),  Honolulu (Daniel K Inouye International),  Lanai (Lanai Island),  Asheville Regional,  Teterboro,  Miami International 

Long Beach launches unleaded avgas subsidy

February 2, 2024

Subsidising the price difference of unleaded fuel removes a major barrier for its widespread adoption. This fuel subsidy programme will eliminate the cost differential to speed up the transition at local levels.

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Aeroplex and Aerolease complete LGB solar project

February 1, 2021

Long Beach airport has become a driving force for solar energy and sustainability. It is now home to nearly 1,000 solar panels mounted on 55,000 sq ft of the rooftop at 3333 E. Spring St, generating 380 kW annually.

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