Blountville Airport Mini Guide
Blountville Airport is also known as the Tri-Cities Regional Airport because it serves the tri-cities area. Because of this Blountville Airport has the unique airport code TRI. It is also operated by the tri-cities airport commission wants as many different owners which include the counties of Sullivan and
Washington. Located in the North East of
Tennessee, Blountville Airport is also close to Southwest Virginia and
North Carolina. You can access the airport from so many different cities including Abingdon and Bristol in Virginia, Mountain City, Kingsport, Johnson City and Boone. Therefore the airport has a huge catchment area which takes in a 60 mile radius.
This public airport is also close to the town of Blountville. It is a small town with not much to say about it apart from the fact that it includes some attractive buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. There are only a handful of flights to take off from Blountville airport. They include
Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air which has routes to
Orlando International which will be replaced at the beginning of February by a flight to
Orlando Sanford airport instead. There are also routes with Delta connection to Atlanta and Detroit and with U.S. Airways express operated by Piedmont airlines, or alternatively by PSA airlines, to the city of
Charlotte.
Whichever of these routes you were coming in on we advise you to advance book your car for the best rates at the best prices.