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CONNECTED SPOKANE
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Spokane International Airport
A commercial service airport served by Alaska, American, Delta, Frontier, Southwest, and United and air cargo carriers including Amazon, USPS, FedEx, and UPS.
Felts Field
A general aviation municipal airport located in the City of Spokane with over 250 based aircraft, 68 tenants, and more than 60,000 annual aircraft operations.
Spokane Crossroads
Spokane serves as a hub for a host of trucking companies. The city sits at the crossroads of Interstate 90, a major east-west freeway that stretches all the way from Seattle to New York, U.S. 2, and north-south corridors U.S. 195 and 395.
Railroads
Spokane County is served by Union Pacific and BNSF railroads. Both railroads ship nationally out of the Spokane Valley switching yard. On the direct Seattle to Chicago line for both railroads, Spokane is the gateway to and from the interior U.S. and the Pacific rim, with e cient east-west access and reciprocal switching capabilities.
The Spokane region combines a business-friendly community, small-town quality of life and big-city resources to create a welcoming environment for manufacturing.
Average commute time and time to permit new construction permit are lower than US average.
