Port of Huntsville

Port of Huntsville manages and directs Huntsville International Airport in Huntsville, Alabama. It also runs the International Intermodal Center, the Jetplex Industrial Park and a Spaceport. The site says the port offers air, rail and road transportation for people and products. The site says the port sits at the center of Foreign Trade Zone No. 83.

Huntsville International Airport served 1.57 million customers in 2024, according to the site. It had more than 70 commercial passenger flights on peak days to 14 non-stop destinations. The airport has two parallel runways. The site lists airlines and destinations, a flight tracker, parking, rental cars, TSA and Global Entry services, and accessibility information.

The port's cargo services include air cargo and rail cargo. The site lists an international intermodal center and port facilities that work with logistics providers. It also lists air cargo service providers and rail cargo service providers, and it publishes cargo data and trends.

The Jetplex Industrial Park offers available sites and buildings for businesses. The site lists workforce data, taxes and incentives, and park resources. It also lists an unmanned aircraft systems area. The airport menu lists Signature Aviation hangars and a flight school.

Recent news on the site includes a $1.9 million grant from the Alabama Department of Transportation for the airport, dated October 7, 2026. The site also reports a Redwire expansion at Jetplex Industrial Park. It says Butch Roberts retired as chief executive of the airport and that Amy Murphree was named to the office.

The port's address is 1000 Glenn Hearn Boulevard, Huntsville, Alabama 35824. The main phone number is 256-772-9395. The site has an online inquiry form, a media relations page and a careers page.