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{{infobox|fullname=Monterey | {{infobox|fullname=Monterey Regional Airport|location=Monterey, California|iata=MRY|icao=KMRY|aptype=Commercial|website=http://www.montereyairport.com|mapurl=http://maps.google.com/maps?q=MRY&ll=36.586157,-121.846704&spn=0.014682,0.029680&t=h&hl=en|mapsource=Google Maps|atctower=118.4 257.8|atcground=121.9 348.6|atcclearance=135.45|atcapproach=127.15 (151-359)<br />133.0 (360-150)|atcdeparture=127.15 (151-359)<br />133.0 (360-150)|atcatis=119.25|atcunicom=122.95}} | ||
The Monterey Peninsula Airport is the commercial airport serving Monterey County, though many passengers use [[Mineta San José International Airport (SJC/KSJC)|San Jose]] for lower airfares. The dominant carrier is SkyWest Airlines, which operates service as United Express | The Monterey Regional Airport (known as Monterey Peninsula Airport until September 2011) is the commercial airport serving Monterey County, though many passengers use [[Mineta San José International Airport (SJC/KSJC)|San Jose]] for lower airfares. The dominant carrier is SkyWest Airlines, which operates service as United Express. The airport also sees regular service from Allegiant Air, American Eagle, and Mesa Airlines/US Airways Express. | ||
The airport has two runways, 10R/28L and 10L/28R. All airliners and most business jets will use 10R/28L. The airport sometimes operates with mixed operations, with arrivals on 10R and departures on 28L. | The airport has two runways, 10R/28L and 10L/28R. All airliners and most business jets will use 10R/28L. The airport sometimes operates with mixed operations, with arrivals on 10R and departures on 28L. | ||
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===Passenger=== | ===Passenger=== | ||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
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|'''Airline''' | |||
|'''Aircraft''' | |||
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| Alaska Airlines (Horizon Air) | |||
| E175 | |||
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| Alaska Airlines (SkyWest Airlines) | |||
| E175 | |||
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| Allegiant Air | |||
| A319 | |||
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| American Airlines | |||
| 737-800 | |||
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| American Eagle (Envoy Air) | |||
| E175 | |||
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| American Eagle (SkyWest Airlines) | |||
| CRJ-700 | |||
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| Delta Connection (SkyWest Airlines) | |||
| E175 ''(begins December 19, 2026)'' | |||
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| JSX | |||
| ERJ-145 | |||
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| United Airlines | |||
| 737-800 | |||
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| United Express (SkyWest Airlines) | |||
| CRJ-200, E175 | |||
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===Cargo=== | ===Cargo=== | ||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
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|'''Airline''' | |||
|'''Aircraft''' | |||
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| FedEx Feeder (Westair Industries) | |||
| Cessna 208 | |||
|} | |||
===Special Events=== | ===Special Events=== | ||
During major events in the Monterey area, such as Pebble Beach golf tournaments and races at Laguna Seca, a large number of business jets and turboprops, potentially including Boeing Business Jets and MD-87s, can be seen at the airport. | During major events in the Monterey area, such as Pebble Beach golf tournaments and races at Laguna Seca, a large number of business jets and turboprops, potentially including Boeing Business Jets and MD-87s, can be seen at the airport. | ||