Pangborn Memorial Airport — Wenatchee, United States

Pangborn Memorial Airport, coded EAT, serves Wenatchee, Washington, a city in the state's central region known as the self-proclaimed Apple Capital of the World due to its dominant fruit-growing industry. The airport is named for Clyde Pangborn, a pioneering aviator who completed the first nonstop transpacific flight in 1931. EAT offers scheduled commercial service connecting Wenatchee to Seattle, supporting the region's agricultural export business, tourism tied to the nearby Cascade Mountains and Lake Chelan, and general regional travel needs. Its location in the Columbia River basin gives it generally favorable flying weather compared to the wetter Puget Sound region, making it a reliable regional gateway for north-central Washington State.