What is the first airport you flew out of?

Originally Posted By avromark

Mine was YYZ, we flew into LAX, my first trip to Disneyland I was less then a year old (then again I was in Disneyland before I was born).

 

Originally Posted By mrichmondj

CRW

 

Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom

Logan in Boston.

 

Originally Posted By alexbook

I dunno. I was a kid. (Probably LAX or OAK.)

 

Originally Posted By 4Disnee

Oakland for my Senior trip to Disneyland. Just a few years ago or maybe 20. LOL

 

Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan

SFO to Boston and back again.

 

Originally Posted By gaydsnywitch

When I was a much younger person, the grandparents would drive to Utah and take us with them back to California. At the end of the summer, they put us on a plane home. We always flew out of John Wayne airport. That was back when you actually walked out to the plane on the tarmac.

 

Originally Posted By LVCajun

McCarran in Las Vegas to John Wayne Airport is the first I remember. I'm not sure before that probably El Paso to Anchorage when I was about a year old.

 

Originally Posted By Mr X

Boston to Ft. Lauderdale (I think...that's where we stayed anyway) on Eastern Airlines.

Twas my first trip to DisneyWorld.

 

Originally Posted By melekalikimaka

Most likely PDX or SeaTac. When I was a kid we flew back and forth to Alaska a *lot*. We used to fly Reeve's airline. (I think that's what it was called.) The planes were scary, scarier when my mom used to fly on that airline as a child.

It's possible that first airport I flew out of was the Anchorage airport, but I was born in Oregon and I highly doubt my mom ever drove the ALCAN.

 

Originally Posted By EdisYoda

It would either be LAX or SFO. Most likely SFO though.

 

Originally Posted By trekkeruss

SFO. I remember when Pan Am got the first 747's, and seeing them on the tarmac. Compared to everything before it, those planes were HUGE. But I wasn't flying out in those... it was on a PSA 727 (probably), my parents taking us kids to Anaheim and DL.

 

Originally Posted By FerretAfros

I have no idea where I was going, or if it was even the first place, but I assume my first flight was from Des Moines. It was probably to Chicago to transfer, but I have no idea where to from there. Most likely to my grandma's house, which always included a trip to Disneyland. Interesting how many first flight stories seem to be linked to Disney here. I wonder if it's a sign...

 

Originally Posted By Lisann22

John Wayne to Oakland. My grandparents had taken me to DL when I was 5 years old. I flew back home by myself.

 

Originally Posted By avromark

Well if you count back the weeks from when I was born, you would never guess where my parents were at the time.

I went to 2 continents before I was a year old.

This year I only went to 3 countries. C'est la vie.

One of those countries I live in, and one of those countries is only 2 hours away.

 

Originally Posted By fkurucz

LAX

I have also flown into/out of the following airports:

SeaTac
SFO
San Jose
San Diego
SNA
Carlsbad (near San Diego)
Boise
Denver Stapleton
Denver International
Colorado Springs
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Harlingen, TX
Chicago OHare
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Orlando
Newark
Las Vegas
Boston Logan
Manchester NH
Washington Dulles
Toronto
Benito Juarez (Mexico City)
Acapulco
Mazatlan
Tijuana
Ixtapa
London Heathrow
Barajas (Madrid)
Barcelona
Brussels
Arlanda (Stockholm)

 

Originally Posted By dltraveler

HNL (Honolulu). Probably to Canada to visit family. I just know it had to be HNL as that's the only way off the island.

 

Originally Posted By sherrytodd

Well, technically it was Ryan Field outside of Tucson, AZ. My dad is a flight instructor and I used to go fly with him when I was a kid. The first time we flew on a jet was out of the Tucson Airport.

 

Originally Posted By ilvdland

Stupid Sea-Tac.

I hate Sea-Tac, except when I'm leaving.

 

Originally Posted By officerminnie

When I was really little - maybe 4 or 5 - my dad rented planes and took us on short flights out of a little airport in Tacoma that I can only recall as being named "Oswald's". That doesn't seem like a proper name for an airport, but hey, it was small. It is no longer there, haveing been replaced years ago by a strip mall, movie theaters and a post office.

For commercial planes, it was the always enjoyable SeaTac, first time when I was about 9.