United States of America is the country of huge openings in each and every field and for that reason people of all age groups and kinds come to this land to realize their dreams, in the field of tourism or business or education. Alabama, which is the thirtieth largest state of U.S.A, is surrounded by the likes of Tennesse, Gulf of Mexico, Florida and Georgia. Troy, a city of Pike County, is a wonderful city with plenty of natural beauty to captivate you. There are a number of Flights to U.S.A and the Troy Municipal Airport is the meeting point of several people and flights thereby acting as a bridge between the city and the world.
Troy Municipal Airport stands at a distance of 4 miles northwest of the city. The airport code of Troy Municipal Airport is KTOI and it has a paved asphalt runway. The Troy Municipal Airport is where the Flights to Troy fly to and from the various cities of the world.
A synopsis of the number of aircrafts/airplanes at the airport:
Field based aircrafts - 48
Airplanes with single engine - 28
Multi engine airplanes - 10
Jet Airplanes - 6
Ultralights - 4
The following facilities are available at the airport:
- Information desk
- Baggage inquiries
- Fuel services
- Powerplant
- Airframe
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- Car rental
- Parking facility (tiedowns)
- Restaurant
- Information desk
- Telephone
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The newly revamped town square, the historical constructions, and the tree lined lanes and by-lanes of the city of Troy will surely enthrall you. One of the prime attractions for people worldwide is the Troy University and the advent of several students from various corners of the globe gives it a cosmopolitan look. Also, the cultural hubs in Troy are worth a visit.
While in Troy, you can opt to pay visit to the following places:
- Troy University
- Pioneer Museum of Alabama
- Pike County Lake
- Troy University Arboretum
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- Pioneer Shopping Village
- Trojan Oaks Golf Course
- Bicentennial Park
- Troy Recreation Center
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For further online information on Troy Municipal Airport, log on to Flightshotelstours.com.
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