Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Aiport is an airport located in Dania Beach, Florida between the cities of Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, in Broward County, Florida, 27 miles north of Miami. It was opened May 1, 1929, on an abandoned golf course. It has the IATA Airport Code FLL, and ICAO Airport Code KFLL. In 2004, the Fort Lauderdale airport processed 20.81 million passengers and is currently the fastest growing airport in the USA. It is considered to be the main domestic airport in South Florida, supplementing Miami International Airport's role as the main international airport.

FLL is South Florida's main airport for low-fare airlines such as Southwest Airlines and JetBlue. In the late 1990s, it also began supplementing Miami International Airport's role as an intercontinental gateway, especially for charter carriers. It is also the main hub of operations for Spirit Airlines, based in nearby Miramar, Florida. In 2005, US Airways opened its new Latin American/Carribean gateway at FLL.

The airport has been used by filmakers as a location shot numerous times, the most famous of these being scenes from Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise.

On the morning of August 2, 1985, Delta Air Lines Flight 191, on a Fort Lauderdale-Dallas-Los Angeles route, crashed at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, killing 136 of the 167 passengers on board.

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport has 4 Terminals.

Contents

1 Terminals 1.1 Terminal 1 1.2 Terminal 2 1.3 Terminal 3 1.4 Terminal 4 1.5 Varying/Unknown Terminal 2 Destinations Served Non-Stop 3 External link

Terminals

Terminal 1

(Also known as "The New Terminal")

• Concourse B
  • America West Airlines (Las Vegas, and Phoenix)
  • Canjet (Toronto)
  • Frontier Airlines (Denver)
  • Transmeridian Airlines (Syracuse (via Orlando Sanford))
  • Southwest Airlines (Baltimore/Washington, Chicago Midway, Houston Hobby, Jacksonville, Long Island/Islip, New Orleans, Orlando, Providence, Tampa, and St. Louis)
  • USA 3000 Airlines (Atlanta (until Aug. 30), Baltimore/Washington, Columbus (until Aug. 30), Chicago O'Hare, Cleveland, Newark, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis)
  • Westjet (Toronto)

• Concourse C
  • Continental Airlines (Cleveland, Houston Intercontinental, and Newark)
  • Gulfstream International Airlines dba Continental Connection (Freeport, Key West, Marsh Habour, Nassau, and Tampa)
  • JetBlue Airways (Boston, Long Beach, New York Kennedy, New York LaGuardia, and Washington/Dulles)
  • Northwest Airlines (Detroit, Indianapolis, Memphis, and Minneapolis/St. Paul)

Terminal 2

(Also known as "The Delta Terminal")

• Concourse D
  • Chautauqua Airlines dba Delta Connection (Orlando)
  • Comair dba Delta Connection (Orlando)
  • Delta Air Lines (Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Salt Lake City)
  • Midwest Airlines (Milwaukee)
  • Song (Boston, Hartford, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York/Kennedy, and New York/LaGuardia)

Terminal 3

(Also known as "The Main Terminal")

• Concourse E
  • AirTran (Akron/Canton, Atlanta, Baltimore/Washington, Dallas/Fort Worth, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh)
  • Bahamasair (Freeport and Nassau)
  • US Airways (Baltimore, Boston, Cancun, Charlotte, Guatemala City, Hartford, Indianapolis, Key West, Kingston (Jamaica), Nassau, Newark, New York LaGuardia, Orlando, Panama City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Providenciales, Tampa, Santo Domingo, San Jose (C.R.), San Juan, San Salvador, Washington Reagan)

• Concourse F
  • American Airlines (Caracas, Chicago O'Hare, Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, New York aGuardia, Port-au-Prince, San Juan, Santo Domingo, and St. Louis)
  • American Eagle (Nassau)
  • United Airlines dba TED (Chicago O'Hare, Denver, and Washington Dulles)

Terminal 4

(Also known as "The International Terminal")

• Concourse H
  • Avianca (Bogota)
  • Air Canada (Montreal and Toronto)
  • Air Jamaica (Kingston and Montego Bay)
  • Air Transat (Scheduled Charter) (Montreal, Quebec City, and Toronto)
  • Cayman Airways (Grand Cayman)
  • Laker Airlines (Freeport)
  • Pan Am (Hartford, Portsmouth, NH (Boston Area), St. Kitts, and Nevis)
  • Skyservice (charter) (Toronto)
  • Spirit Airlines (Atlantic City, Cancun, Chicago O'Hare, Detroit, Nassau, New York/LaGuardia, Providence, San Juan, Santo Domingo, and Washington Reagan)
  • Universal Airlines (Georgetown (Guyana) and New York Kennedy)

• Commuter Terminal
  • Air Sunshine (Georgetown (Bahamas), Great Inagua Island, Guantanamo Bay (Cuba), Kingston, Jamaica (via Guantanamo Bay), Marsh Harbour, New Bight (Bahamas), San Salvador, Sarasota, and Stella Maris)
  • Cape Air dba Continental Connection (Key West and Marathon)
  • Chalks Ocean (Bimini, Paradise Island, and Watson Island)
  • Florida Coastal Airlines (Ft. Pierce, Key West, Marathon, Marsh Harbour, and Treasure Cay)
  • Island Express (Marsh Harbour and Treasure Cay)
  • Lynx Air International (Bimini, Cap-Haitien, Cat Island, Georgetown (Bahamas), Governor's Harbour, Grand Turk, Santiago (Dominican Republic), and South Caicos)

Varying/Unknown Terminal

• Miami Air International
• Planet Airlines

Here is a list of cargo carriers:

• Airborne Express
• Burlington Air Express
• Emery Worldwide
• Federal Express
• Mountain Air Cargo
• United Parcel Service

Destinations Served Non-Stop

• Allentown, PA, USA
• Akron/Canton, OH, USA
• Atlanta, GA, USA
• Atlantic City, NJ, USA
• Andros Town, the Bahamas
• Baltimore, MD, USA
• Bimini, the Bahamas
• Birmingham, USA
• Bogota, Colombia
• Boston, MA, USA
• Calgary, Canada
• Charleston, SC, USA
• Charlotte, NC, USA
• Chicago-Midway, IL, USA
• Chicago-O'Hare, IL, USA
• Cincinnati, OH, USA
• Cleveland, OH, USA
• Columbus, OH, USA
• Dayton, OH, USA
• Denver, CO, USA
• Detroit, MI, USA
• Flint, MI, USA
• Freeport, the Bahamas
• George Town, the Bahamas
• Georgetown, Guyana
• Governor's Harbour, the Bahamas
• Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
• Greensboro, NC, USA
• Guatemala City, Guatemala
• Gulfport/Biloxi, MS, USA
• Hartford, CT, USA
• Houston-Bush, TX, USA
• Houston-Hobby, TX, USA
• Indianapolis, IN, USA
• Jackonville, FL, USA
• Kansas City, MO, USA
• Key West, FL, USA
• Las Vegas, NV, USA
• Lexington, KY, USA (service begins 1 July 2005)
• Long Beach, CA, USA
• Long Island/Islip, NY, USA
• Los Angeles, CA, USA
• Louisville, KY, USA
• Manchester, NH, USA
• Marathon, FL, USA
• Marsh Harbour, the Bahamas
• Memphis, TN, USA
• Milwaukee, WI, USA
• Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Montreal, Canada
• Nashville, TN, USA
• Nassau, the Bahamas
• New Bight, the Bahamas
• New Orleans, LA, USA
• New York-JFK, NY, USA
• New York-LaGuardia, NY, USA
• Newark, NJ, USA
• Norfolk, VA, USA
• North Eleuthera, the Bahamas
• Orlando, FL, USA
• Ottawa, Canada
• Paradise Island, the Bahamas
• Pensacola, FL, USA
• Philadelphia, PA, USA
• Phoenix, AZ, USA
• Pittsburgh, PA, USA
• Port Au Prince, Haiti
• Providence, RI, USA
• Quebec City, Canada
• Raleigh, NC, USA
• Rochester, NY, USA
• Richmond, VA, USA
• Salt Lake City, UT, USA
• San Jose, Costa Rica
• San Juan, PR, USA
• Sarasota, FL, USA
• St. Louis, MO, USA
• Tallahasse, FL, USA
• Toronto, Canada
• Treasure Cay, the Bahamas
• Washington-Dulles, DC, USA
• Washington, National, DC, USA

NOTE: Some destinations served seasonally.

External link

• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Homepage