- A state airport is an airport that is owned and operated by a specific state government. These airports serve as a transportation hub for both domestic and international flights within the state. State airports typically have various facilities and services available to passengers, including terminal buildings, runway systems, parking areas, and services such as baggage handling and food and beverage outlets. State airports play a crucial role in facilitating travel and connecting people within a particular state. Examples of state airports include John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Texas.