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The Hardest Part Is Deciding Where To Go FlyFayLogo

Fayetteville Regional Airport is the Sandhills' leader in airline service, general aviation, and rental car services. The airport offers frequent daily service to three airline hub airports, each with hundreds of destinations around the world: Delta with service  to Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, United with service to Washington Dulles International Airport, and U.S. Airways/American Airlines service to Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

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"Fly Fayetteville" PSA

  

Airport Terminal Renovation/Demolition Update

Amenities and Services

Rental car service, which often has longer hours than most rental car locations, is also offered at Fayetteville Regional Airport. Due to the fact that the rental car companies are housed in side-by-side kiosks, customers benefit from the competition. Several taxicab companies also provide service to customers. Landmark Aviation, Powell Avionics, and Rogers Aircraft Service offer general aviation and pilot training services. Hangars are also available for rental purposes.

Award-Winning, Top Notch Service

Fayetteville Regional Airport is one of the safest and cleanest airports in the Southeast, being awarded numerous "No Deficiencies Noted" achievements for approximately 20 straight years. So, when you are looking for top-notch transportation services, remember to Fly Fayetteville! 

Staff

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Bradley Whited, Airport Director

Biography

Brad is the Fayetteville Regional Airport Director for the City of Fayetteville, in which he has served since August 1995. 
 
Previous to Fayetteville, Brad was the General Manager for Corporate Jets Airport Management Services, at Cumberland Regional Airport in Maryland and managed both the Airport and Fixed Base Operator (FBO) fueling and aircraft maintenance operations. He also served as the Commissioner of Aviation for Dutchess County Airport, NY and as the Assistant Airport Manager for Cortland County, NY for a total of 40 years of Airport Management experience.  
 
Brad earned his Accredited Airport Executive (A.A.E.) Certification from the American Association of Airport Executives in 1984, an Associate Degree in Aerospace Technology from S.U.N.Y. Farmingdale, NY, a Bachelor of Science in Airport Management from Middle Tennessee State University, and Master Business Administration from Fayetteville State University.

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