It can be fun to land at a dual-use civilian/military airport and see different types of military aircraft parked around the airport. Dual-use airports can be found across the country. While many of these dual-use airports are small civilian airports without scheduled commercial flights, they also include a few major airports, like Charleston International Airport and Richmond International Airport. Here are five of the notable dual military and civilian airports in the United States.
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