Smith Reynolds Airport – INT Winston-Salem
Smith Reynolds Airport with code INT is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Winston-Salem is part of Forsyth County. The airport features two runways. It is classified as a general aviation airport. The field is also being used as a training ground for pilots. As of today, there are no scheduled passenger flights at the airport. During September, the facility is holding Winston-Salem Air Show which is drawing about 20,000 people. Currently, FedEx Feeder is being received by the airport from two cities - Kinston and Greensboro.
Best Time to Visit
In 1920, the local government suggests the need for an airport. Clint Miller pledge about $17,000 for the development of the facilities. It was called Miller Municipal Airport which is serving cities like New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. In 1930s, the airport land was expanded and a fourth runway way added. During the war, it became a training base for the military. Piedmont Airlines took over after the war and they have changed the name of the airport to its current title. Over the years, other airlines are serving the airport. Elon College and Gibsonville are some of the cities surrounding the facility.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The Historic Brookstown Inn is almost 4 miles from the INT. It is a combination of Old World and modern craftsmanship. Guests will be attracted to the historical preservation of the Old Cotton Mill. Wyndham Winston is a 3 storey facility with about 90 rooms with full amenities for a comfortable stay. The Quality Inn Coliseum is less than 1 mile from the airport.
Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO) is a nearby airport facility.
