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Nashville International Airport

Nashville International Airport is an airport in Nashville, Tennessee. Its IATA Airport Code is BNA, which is descended from one of the city's early aviation facilities--Berry Field, NAshville.

Nashville International Airport has 3 Concourses.

Table of contents

1 Concourses 1.1 Concourse A 1.2 Concourse B 1.3 Concourse C 2 External Links

Concourses

Concourse A

• Air Canada Jazz
• Air Wisconsin dba United Express
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba United Express
• Continental Airlines
• Continental Express
• Skywest dba United Express

Concourse B

• Air Wisconsin dba United Express
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba Delta Connection
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba United Express (Ending August 3, 2004)
• Chautauqua Airlines dba Delta Connection
• Comair dba Delta Connection
• Delta Air Lines
• Mesa Airlines dba United Express
• Mesa Airlines dba US Airways Express
• Mesaba Airlines dba Northwest Airlink
• Northwest Airlines
• PSA Air dba US Airways Express
• Skywest dba Delta Connection
• Skywest dba United Express
• US Airways

Concourse C

• American Airlines
• American Eagle
• Corporate Airlines dba American Connection
• Skyway Airlines
• Southwest Airlines
• Trans States Airlines dba American Connection

In addition, Independence Air started service on July 1, 2004

External Links

• Nashville International Airport Homepage

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