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1. What U.S. state is home to Homer Airport?

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Homer Airport is located in Alaska. This can be inferred from the question which asks about the U.S. state that is home to Homer Airport. Therefore, the correct answer is Alaska.

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Name the farthest nonstop destination on a commercial airline from the following U. S. Airports.

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2. What was the prior name of JFK Airport in New York?

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Idlewild was the prior name of JFK Airport in New York. This name was used from its opening in 1948 until it was changed to John F. Kennedy International Airport in 1963, in honor of the late President John F. Kennedy.

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3. What U.S. state is home to Oxnard Airport?

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Oxnard Airport is located in California.

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4. In what U.S. state is Bethel Airport located?

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Bethel Airport is located in Alaska.

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5. If you went to Arcata Airport, what state would you be in?

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If you went to Arcata Airport, you would be in California. Arcata Airport is located in McKinleyville, California, which is in Humboldt County. It serves as a regional airport for the Northern California region, specifically the areas of Arcata, Eureka, and McKinleyville.

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6. What U.S. state is home to Yeager Airport?

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Yeager Airport is located in Charleston, West Virginia. This airport is named after Chuck Yeager, a famous pilot who was the first person to break the sound barrier. Therefore, the correct answer is West Virginia.

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7. In what state is Emmonak Airport located?

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Emmonak Airport is located in Alaska.

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8. If you went to Lihue Airport, what state would you be in?

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If you went to Lihue Airport, you would be in Hawaii. Lihue Airport is located in the city of Lihue, which is on the island of Kauai in the state of Hawaii. Therefore, the correct answer is Hawaii.

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9. Valdez Airport is located in what state?

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Valdez Airport is located in Alaska.

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10. In what state is Molokai Airport located?

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Molokai Airport is located in Hawaii. This is because Molokai is one of the islands in the state of Hawaii, and airports are typically named after the location they serve. Therefore, it can be inferred that Molokai Airport is in Hawaii.

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11. If you went to Eppley Airfield, what state would you be in?

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If you went to Eppley Airfield, you would be in Nebraska. Eppley Airfield is located in Omaha, Nebraska, making it the correct answer.

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12. In what U.S. state is Gustavus Airport located?

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Gustavus Airport is located in Alaska. Alaska is the correct answer because the question specifically asks for the U.S. state where Gustavus Airport is located, and out of the given options, Alaska is the only U.S. state mentioned.

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13. If you went to Wrangell Airport, what U.S. state would you be in?

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If you went to Wrangell Airport, you would be in Alaska. Wrangell Airport is located in the city of Wrangell, which is in the state of Alaska.

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14. Florence Regional Airport is also known by which three-letter code?

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Florence Regional Airport is known by the three-letter code "FLO". This code is used to identify the airport in various aviation systems, such as flight schedules, airline reservations, and air traffic control communications. The code "FLO" is specific to Florence Regional Airport and is recognized internationally by aviation professionals.

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15. Martha's Vineyard Airport uses which airport code?

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Martha's Vineyard Airport is identified by the airport code MVY.

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What U.S. state is home to Homer Airport?
What was the prior name of JFK Airport in New York?
What U.S. state is home to Oxnard Airport?
In what U.S. state is Bethel Airport located?
If you went to Arcata Airport, what state would you be in?
What U.S. state is home to Yeager Airport?
In what state is Emmonak Airport located?
If you went to Lihue Airport, what state would you be in?
Valdez Airport is located in what state?
In what state is Molokai Airport located?
If you went to Eppley Airfield, what state would you be in?
In what U.S. state is Gustavus Airport located?
If you went to Wrangell Airport, what U.S. state would you be in?
Florence Regional Airport is also known by which three-letter code?
Martha's Vineyard Airport uses which airport code?
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