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Manchester-Boston Regional Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1163 words) |
 | The airport lies in two communities, Manchester and Londonderry; it was known as Manchester Airport until it added the name of nearby Boston, Massachusetts on April 18, 2006. |
| The Manchester airport was founded in June of 1927, when the town's Board of Mayor and Aldermen was convinced to put forward $15,000 towards the project. |
| Manchester Airport is the third-largest cargo airport in New England. |
| Grenier AAF, The Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in World War II (5700 words) |
| Manchester Airport in southern New Hampshire has grown to become one of the leading regional airline facilities in the country. |
| Manchester Police Chief James F. O'Neil had been a strong supporter of aviation in the area, and was one of the driving forces behind establishment of an airport in the city. |
| A native of Manchester, Grenier was an outstanding athlete at the University of New Hampshire. |
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