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Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, often referred to locally as simply Manchester Airport, is a small airport about 5km (3 miles) from Manchester, New Hampshire. It handles roughly four million passengers a year and functions as a low-cost alternative to the airport in Boston, about 50 miles (80km) south and accessible by bus. Flights to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport come in mainly from hubs across the US, although Air Canada also operates a route from Toronto.
The biggest city in the state, Manchester is home to a number of historic sports venues, a few museums and a couple of colleges. There are some beautiful historic buildings in the downtown area, which is experiencing a revival, although most of Manchester-Boston Regional Airport’s traffic is still headed south to Boston and New York City.
No matter where you’re headed, Manchester-Boston is an efficient and friendly gateway to the delights of New England.
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Train: There is no train station at the airport.
Bus: There is a long-distance Greyhound service that travels from the airport to nearby towns such as Hanover, Boston and Burlington (routes 9143 and 9127) which you can also catch to downtown Manchester. It'll cost $11 on weekdays and $13.50 on weekends. The bus into downtown Manchester leaves at 2:45pm.
There are a number of short- and long-term parking options available. There is a free cell-phone waiting lot off Ammon Drive, behind the garages. Lot A is directly in front of the main terminal building, just across the road, and costs $2 per 30 minutes up to a daily maximum of $24. You could also try the adjacent garage, which has undercover parking for $2 every half hour up to a daily maximum of $17 and a weekly maximum of $85. Lot C-G are the long-term lots, and cost $10 a day. There are free shuttles from the long-term car parks to the terminal building.
There's an information desk on the first floor, in the baggage claim area.
Money and communications: There are ATMs throughout the terminal.
Luggage: There are no left-luggage facilities at the airport. There is a lost-and-found desk on the ground floor.
Conference and business: The Granite Club, the airport's frequent-traveller lounge, is located near the observation area on the first floor.
Other facilities: There's an animal relief area near the North exit on the ground floor. There are also play areas and a games arcade.
Wi-Fi: There is free Wi-Fi available in the main terminal building.
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