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Established as a municipal corporation by the General Assembly in 1962, the Indianapolis Airport Authority (IAA) is responsible for owning, developing and operating six airport facilities in the Indianapolis metropolitan area. The IAA is governed by a board of eight voting members appointed by the mayor of Indianapolis and officials from Marion and Hendricks counties. The board also has three non-voting members representing Hamilton, Hancock and Morgan counties.

IAA facilities include Indianapolis International, Metropolitan, Mt. Comfort, Eagle Creek and Hendricks County Airport - Gordon Graham Field airports and the Downtown Heliport. Indianapolis International Airport is served by 10 major and 19 national passenger airlines. How to find job in Indianapolis?

Indianapolis International Airport

• Opened September, 1931
• Time: GMT - 4 (in the greater part of the State). Daylight Savings Time is observed.
  
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• 797' feet above sea level
• Occupies approximately 7,700 acres
• Terminal has 33 gates, approximately 673,000 square feet of space
• Parking garage has 1,800 spaces. Surface lot has 450 spaces, remote lots have 6,665 spaces and Business Class 1,450. Corporate Connection lot has 550 parking spaces. Total parking capacity - 10,915 vehicles.
• Served by 10 major and 19 national passenger airlines
• 39 non-stop destinations (average)

BAA Indianapolis LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of BAA plc. BAA was selected by the Indianapolis Airport Authority in 1995 to manage its system of airports including Indianapolis International, four general aviation airports and the Heliport in downtown Indianapolis.

In addition to Indianapolis, BAA manages 10 other airports throughout the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Italy. Together these airports serve almost 200 million passengers worldwide. BAA is the world's largest airport management company. Click here to learn more.

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