Aéroport de Waterloo Rgnl (ALO)

Waterloo Regional Airport (IATA: ALO, ICAO: KALO) is a regional airport located in the heart of the United States, serving the city of Waterloo in the state of Iowa. Known for its strategic location, the airport is situated approximately 5 miles northwest of the city's downtown area, providing convenient access to both business and leisure travelers. Established in the mid-20th century, Waterloo Regional has grown to become a vital transportation hub for the region.

The airport primarily caters to domestic flights, connecting passengers to major hubs across the country. Although considered a smaller airport, Waterloo Regional plays a crucial role in the local economy, facilitating the movement of people and goods. With a blend of commercial, private, and cargo operations, the airport is an essential asset to the broader aviation network in the Midwest.

Waterloo Regional Airport sees a modest but steady flow of air traffic throughout the year. It hosts several flights daily, with an annual passenger count exceeding 50,000. The airport is serviced by a handful of airlines, providing essential connections to larger airports, thus ensuring that Waterloo's residents and visitors have access to destinations nationwide.

Waterloo Regional's modern facilities include a terminal equipped with essential amenities to ensure a comfortable travel experience. Efficient operations and a focus on customer service make it a preferred choice for many travelers in the region. Despite its regional status, the airport continues to invest in infrastructure improvements, aiming to enhance its capacity and service quality to meet the growing demands of the aviation industry.