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Wellington Street in Verdun won’t be pedestrian-only all year
Montreal's public consultation office looked into the idea after hearing from thousands of people, but it says there wasn’t enough support for the idea.

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America’s loneliest airports outside of Alaska

Based on calendar year 2023 data for enplanements (boardings only), the following commercial airports outside of Alaska had the fewest annual passengers in the United States. A maximum of 5,000 passenger enplanements was required for inclusion. Generally, enplanements are roughly 50 percent of an airports total passenger load. Alaska was excluded due to the sheer number of very small and remote communities.

Source: freepik.com

Probably this biggest surprises on this list are Pueblo, Colorado given it has more than 100,000 residents and is a fairly long and busy trip to Denver, as well as Mammoth Lakes, California given that it is a popular ski resort area. Though Branson is a popular entertainment destination, nearby Springfield, Missouri captures most of the air traffic and renamed it airport Springfield-Branson National to help attract travelers headed for Branson. Many the other airports are either in very rural locations or situated a bit too close to a larger airport (e.g. Altoona, Muskegon, and Hot Springs).

Montana and California lead the way with three airports each on this list, followed by Arkansas, Hawaii, Missouri, New York, and West Virginia with two each. It is a little surprising to see no airports from Texas on the list given its size and vast rural areas.

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  • Branson, MO = 2,607 passenger enplanements
  • 2. Glasgow, MT = 2,982

    3. Havre, MT = 2,964

    4. Kalaupapa, HI = 3,085

    5. Wolf Point, MT = 3,153

    6. Altoona, PA = 3,231

    7. Jackson, TN = 3,264

    8. Pueblo, CO = 3,359

    9. Kamuela, HI = 3,598

    10. Hot Springs, AR = 3,727

    11. Merced, CA = 3,798

    12. Bradford, PA = 3,897

    13. Mammoth Lakes, CA = 3,966

    14. Burlington, IA = 4,076

    15. Friday Harbor, WA = 4,080

    16. Kirksville, MO = 4,281

    17. Alliance, NE = 4,328

    18. Carlsbad, CA = 4,329

    19. Parkersburg, WV = 4,391

    20. Muskegon, MI = 4,521

    21. Harrison, AR = 4,565

    22. Quincy, IL = 4,710

    23. Beckley, WV = 4,882

    24. Saranac Lake, NY = 4,944

    25. Massena, NY = 4,958

    Altoona Airport – Source: skyvector.com

    SOURCE: https://www.faa.gov/sites/faa.gov/files/2024-10/cy23-commercial-service-enplanements.pdf

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