What airport is named for a president?

Since that time, Gerald Ford (Grand Rapids, Michigan), Bill and Hillary Clinton (Little Rock, Arkansas), Theodore Roosevelt (Dickinson, North Dakota), Ronald Reagan (Arlington, Virginia) and Dwight D. Eisenhower (Wichita, Kansas) all have had airports named after them.



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