Since 1988, the current civilian airport in Nashville is called 'Nashville International Airport'. The IATA code is BNA, which deates back to the pre-1988 name (and the existing Air National Guard base) of Berry Field, Nashville.
The Nashville International Airport is Located in USA Tennessee.
The address is 1 Terminal Dr, Nashville, TN 37214.
BNA Nashville International Airport is a joint civil and military airport in the southeastern section of Nashville in the US states of Tennessee. It was established in 1937 with the name Berry Field.
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Nashville International Airport was created in 1937.
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The airport that has the IATA that utilizes BNA is Nashville International Airport, which is located in the southeastern region of Nashville, in the U.S. state Tennessee. Also, BNA is an acronym for Berry Field Nashville.
about 8 miles
The car parking facilities for the Nashville International Airport is quite large. The Nashville International Airport recommends reserving your long-term parking needs ahead of time.
The closest international airport is not very close; about 220 miles from MEM. It is Nashville International Airport - Nashville, TN (BNA / KBNA).
The average flight time from Los Angeles International Airport to Nashville International Airport is 3 hours, 36 minutes.
Nashville international airport is located in the southeastern part of Nashville, Tennessee. It is located on One Terminal Dr, Nashville, Tennessee 37214 and is home to Berry Field Air National Guard Base.
If you get on to the Nashville International Airport's website, they have a link to a map of the Airport that includes where each terminal is so that you know where to park or where to go once you are inside.
Yes.