Las Cruces International Airport
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Located in Las Cruces, New Mexico is the Las Cruces International Airport . There have been no scheduled passenger flights to this airport since Westward Airways ceased operations on July 25, 2005. Its facilities are meager at best. The airport is used by private charters and the local CAP squadron. Most Las Crucens wanting to travel by air either drive or take shuttle buses to El Paso International Airport or Albuquerque International Sunport.
External links
- [Las Cruces International Airport website]
- [Federal Dept. of Transportation Regarding Cessation of Westward Airways Operations]
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