Louisiana airport map prints
Louisiana's airports sit among rivers, bayous and the low Gulf coast. Louis Armstrong New Orleans International lies just above sea level. Nearby Lakefront Airport occupies the shore of Lake Pontchartrain. Farther north, Shreveport Regional stands higher, while coastal fields at Houma and Galliano stay close to the water.
19 Louisiana fields
Alexandria InternationalAlexandriaAEX7 colorways
Baton Rouge Metropolitan AirportBaton RougeBTR7 colorways
Barksdale AFBBossier CityBAD7 colorways
Maks AAFFort PolkPOE7 colorways
South Lafourche Leonard Miller JrGallianoGAO7 colorways
Hammond Northshore RegionalHammondHDC7 colorways
Houma-TerrebonneHoumaHUM7 colorways
Lafayette Regional/Paul Fournet FieldLafayetteLFT7 colorways
Chennault InternationalLake CharlesCWF7 colorways
Lake Charles RegionalLake CharlesLCH7 colorways
Monroe RegionalMonroeMLU7 colorways
Acadiana RegionalNew IberiaARA7 colorways
LakefrontNew OrleansNEW7 colorways
Louis Armstrong New Orleans InternationalNew OrleansMSY7 colorways
New Orleans NAS JRB (Alvin Callender Field)New OrleansNBG7 colorways
Port of South Louisiana Executive RegionalReserveAPS7 colorways
Shreveport DowntownShreveportDTN7 colorways
Shreveport RegionalShreveportSHV7 colorways
SlidellSlidellASD7 colorways
Flying in Louisiana
Flying in Louisiana is bayou, river and Gulf, with airports on fill and levee ground a few feet above the water and long straight runways wherever the land is firm. A print of a Louisiana field is mostly about that flatness. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.