Bishop International Airport
Michigan's third-busiest airport, serving as a key regional hub for passenger and cargo flights.
Overview of the Airport
Bishop International Airport (FNT) is located in southwestern Flint, Michigan, approximately 60 miles north of Detroit. It serves as a primary commercial and general aviation airport, connecting mid-Michigan to major U.S. destinations and offering convenient access for both business and leisure travelers.
42.96556, -83.74333
Growth Trend
Passenger traffic has shown steady recovery post-pandemic, with a 4.2% increase year-over-year.
Employment
53
Employees include airport authority staff, ground services, security, and facility operations personnel.
Global Ranking
Market Share of Major Airlines
Capacity Expansion
Recent terminal and ramp upgrades have enhanced capacity, supporting increased passenger and cargo operations.
Technological Advancements
Deployment of TSA Pre-Check, electric car chargers, and modernized passenger amenities improve efficiency and experience.
Sustainability Initiatives
Implementation of electric vehicle charging stations and energy-efficient terminal upgrades support environmental goals.
Recommendations
Policy Alignment
Continue collaboration with federal and state agencies to secure funding for infrastructure and safety enhancements.
Infrastructure Investment
Prioritize ongoing terminal, taxiway, and apron rehabilitation projects to maintain operational resilience.
Sustainability Focus
Expand sustainable practices, including green building improvements and support for alternative transportation options.
