Located about midway between New Orleans and Mobile, Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport is a major hub for both commercial and private aviation. The airport has been in operation since 1941, and boasts a total of 12 acres of land. In 2014, the airport welcomed more than 1.5 million passengers and handled more than 1,226 aircraft operations. The airport offers a number of amenities, including three terminals, an air cargo facility, and a passenger ferry terminal.

The airport is served by several major airlines, including American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines. Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport is also home to Regional Express Airlines (RXA), which operates charter flights to destinations across the country.

Located in Biloxi, Mississippi, the Biloxi Regional Airport is the city's only airport. The Biloxi Regional Airport offers service to eight domestic and international destinations. The airport also provides access to air cargo and passenger carriers.

The Biloxi Regional Airport was originally built in 1940 as a military airfield. It served as a staging area for the United States Army Air Forces during World War II. After the war, the airport was used by commercial airlines until it was closed in 1978 due to financial difficulties. In 1990, the airport was reopened under new ownership and renamed the Biloxi Regional Airport.

Today, the Biloxi Regional Airport serves as a major transportation hub for southeastern Mississippi. The airport is home to several airlines, including Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines. These airlines provide service to a variety of destinations around the world.

The Biloxi Regional Airport is also home to several facilities that support aviation operations. These facilities include a terminal building, an air traffic control tower, and a cargo terminal. The airport also has a number of parking facilities that can accommodate aircraft of all sizes.