Maine airport map prints
Maine's airports are scattered between forests, lakes and a long, broken coast. Bangor International has a single long runway inland. Portland International Jetport uses a crossing pair near the southern coast. Smaller airports reach north into Aroostook County and along the shoreline toward Bar Harbor and Eastport.
9 Maine fields

Auburn/Lewiston MunicipalAuburn/LewistonLEW7 colorways

Augusta StateAugustaAUG7 colorways

Bangor InternationalBangorBGR7 colorways

Houlton InternationalHoultonHUL7 colorways

Portland International JetportPortlandPWM7 colorways

Presque Isle InternationalPresque IslePQI7 colorways

Knox County RegionalRocklandRKD7 colorways

Sanford Seacoast RegionalSanfordSFM7 colorways

Waterville RegionalWatervilleWVL7 colorways
Flying in Maine
Flying in Maine is long legs over woods and water, fog on the coast and a handful of big runways left over from the state's military past, with small town fields in between. Bangor's single long runway and Portland's crossed pair are the two prints most people know. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.