Hagerstown Regional Richard A Henson Field — Hagerstown, United States

Hagerstown Regional Airport, also called Richard A. Henson Field and coded HGR, is located in Hagerstown, Maryland, and has a long aviation heritage tied to the Fairchild Aircraft manufacturing company, which built military and civilian planes there for decades. Today HGR functions mainly as a general aviation and cargo facility, having seen scheduled passenger service come and go over the years depending on airline market conditions. The airport is named for Richard Henson, a pioneering regional airline entrepreneur whose Henson Airlines eventually became part of the US Airways Express network. HGR's location in western Maryland places it within reach of the broader Washington-Baltimore metropolitan area for cargo and private aviation needs.