Manchester-Boston Regional Airport

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (KMHT) sits in Manchester, New Hampshire, 50 miles north of Boston. Commercial service is significant (Southwest, American, Delta, United, Spirit are the carriers) and the field handles a meaningful flow of business aviation, particularly the New England ski-resort flow into Loon, Cannon, Sunapee, and the broader White Mountains, plus the Boston-area corporate flow when KBOS slot pressure is meaningful. The two runways at KMHT (6/24 9,250 ft, 17/35 7,572 ft) handle every current business jet without restriction. Wiggins Airways and Signature handle business movements. Field elevation is 266 feet, no density-altitude concerns. The dominant operational considerations are New England winter weather (heavy snow, freezing rain, occasional ice events), summer thunderstorms, and the structural ski-season peak (December–March) when the White Mountains resort flow drives demand. The Allen & Company conference window in July is not at KMHT (that's KSUN, Sun Valley) but the area does see steady summer corporate-retreat traffic. Ground time to downtown Boston via I-93 is 60–75 minutes; the White Mountains ski areas are 90–120 minutes; Lake Winnipesaukee is 60.