T. F. Green International Airport

airport, Warwick, Rhode Island

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T. F. Green International Airport is the primary air terminal for Rhode Island, located in Warwick. It is the largest commercial airport in the state. In the 1980s, the airport underwent significant expansion and terminal renovations, leading to a substantial increase in passenger traffic. In addition to T. F. Green, Rhode Island has several smaller state airports that serve general aviation.12

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…state’s main air terminal is T.F. Green International Airport in Warwick. In the 1980s the airport itself was substantially enlarged and the terminal renovated, and passenger traffic increased significantly after that. State airports at Smithfield, Newport, Westerly, Block Island, and Quonset also serve general aviation.
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…state’s main air terminal is T.F. Green International Airport in Warwick. In the 1980s the airport itself was substantially enlarged and the terminal renovated, and passenger traffic increased significantly after that. State airports at Smithfield, Newport, Westerly, Block Island, and Quonset also serve general aviation.
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