Minneapolis-St. Paul Intl. Airport - Minnesota, USA

Jets line up on approach over the Twin Cities at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, and this camera watches the runways through Minnesota's long winters, when snow and ice crews keep flights moving.

The airport began in 1919 as Speedway Field, on an old race track, and was renamed Wold-Chamberlain Field in 1923 after two World War I pilots. It has four runways, the longest 11,006 feet (3,355 m).

Today it's a major hub for Delta Air Lines, which carries about two thirds of its passengers. In 2024 the airport handled about 36.2 million people, flying to cities across North America, Europe and Asia.

Did You Know? The airport doesn't belong to either Minneapolis or St. Paul. It sits in the Fort Snelling Unorganized Territory, land that isn't part of any city.

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