Louis Armstrong Louisiana Airport
Louis Armstrong Louisiana Airport
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Living in Mississippi and flying to Louis Armstong Mar 09, 2009
In the late 1990s I was living in a small town called Biloxi in Mississippi, while I was there I treated myself to two trips to Lousiana: one was to the immigrations office in New Orleans and the second was to the Mardi Gras festivities again in New Orleans. i flew Airtran to Louis Armstrong airport which in relation to Dallas and Houston is but a tiny airport.
Going through security was not an issue as I was a resident of Mississippi and I travelled light, all I need to show was my State issued ID/ Driver's liscence and I was in. Old but clean place and well organized, one can only get lost through this airport if they are clamsy.  Part of the list Airports in Continental United States
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