Long Beach Airport, also known as Daugherty Field, is a public airport located in Long Beach, California, United States. The airport has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1923. Originally built as an aviation school, it later served as a military base during World War II before transitioning into a commercial airport.
Several major airlines operate at Long Beach Airport, including JetBlue Airways, Southwest Airlines, and Delta Air Lines. These airlines provide domestic and limited international flights to various destinations.
The airport offers modern facilities to ensure a comfortable experience for travelers. It features a single terminal building with multiple gates and amenities such as restaurants, shops, and lounges. The terminal has undergone renovations in recent years, resulting in an improved and contemporary design.
Long Beach Airport has two runways, one primary and one secondary, which can accommodate a range of aircraft sizes. The primary runway is approximately 10,000 feet long, enabling the airport to handle larger planes.
Public transport options are available for convenient access to and from the airport. Long Beach Transit operates a bus service that connects the airport to various locations in the city. Additionally, taxi services and ride-sharing companies are readily available for travelers who prefer private transportation.
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