When you locate at
Fort Wayne International Airport, you enjoy the benefits of being accessible to
the U.S. and world markets.
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Outstanding
transportation network |
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Two rail lines
(Conrail and Norfolk
Southern) |
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Eleven major national
highways |
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Excellent access to
major markets in the U. S.,
Canada, Mexico, and around the World |
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40-plus trucking
companies based here |
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11 air carriers
providing passenger and
freight service |
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Headquarters for Triple
Crown, intermodal
rail/trucking joint venture of Conrail and Norfolk
Southern |
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To get ahead, you need a competitive advantage. At
Fort Wayne International Airport, you get a cost-efficient location in one of the nation's
most attractive destinations for new manufacturing, distribution, and the communications
operations.We offer you a unique combination of resources,
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 Central Location
Foreign Trade Zone U.S.
Customs.
Airport Development Zone.
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Cost-Competitive Advantages.
International Air Trade
Center
(A 450 Acre Industrial Park). |
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The Air Trade Center at Fort Wayne International Airport offers 450 acres of
master-planned industrial space to accommodate your future: |
 Zoned IP3, Heavy Industrial. |
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Within 1/2 mile of I-469 and 2 miles of I-69. |
| Adjacent to 12,000-foot runway,
with full parallel taxiways for both runways and connecting taxiways to Air Trade Center |
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Foreign Trade Zones status available. |
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Roads planned to handle employee, customer and
heavy truck traffic. |
| Access to GTE fiber optic network. |
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Owned by the Fort Wayne/Allen County Airport
Authority. |
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Airport Development Zone. |
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Fort Wayne can
help your business take off. The Northeast Indiana economic development team has
had remarkable success in attracting new business and industry. More than 200
manufacturers have located new operations in the Greater Fort Wayne area since the early
1980s - enjoying a thriving business climate in a vibrant economy.