Hartness State Airport - VSF Springfield
The Hartness State Airport in Springfield, Vermont, United States is a public airport that serves Springfield’s central business district. The airport is owned by Vermont, and features 185 acres of property. This airport is located within Windsor County. Its IATA Airport Code is VSF, and 57% of its operations are local general flights. The VSF Airport connects the shire town to the rest of Vermont and neighboring New England states. Surrounding the airport are the Interstates 89 and 91, making it convenient for travelers to shuttle back and forth the complex.
Best Time to Visit
The VSF-Hartness State Airport has two asphalt runways. The complex has seen 6,600 operations in 2012, averaging 127 flights per week. Within the complex are 37 aircrafts. While majority bring passengers to neighboring states, the rest of the aircrafts parked in the facility are gliders, air taxis, and military aircrafts. Within a short drive from the Hartness State Airport are the tourist-friendly cities of Cavendish, Ludlow, and Bridgewater Corners.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The Hartness State Airport (VSF) enjoys a central location close to several hotels. While the VSF Springfield Airport does not have its own in-terminal hotel, there are plenty of accommodations which are just a short drive from the property. Near the airport are the quaint rooms offered by the Holiday Inn Express Suites Springfield. Also close by are the accommodations of the Rose Arbour Bed & Breakfast and the Point at Castle Hill Resort, which are all reachable through arranged shuttle services.
