Location
The Niagara Falls International Airport is strategically located in the Buffalo Niagara region. Buffalo Niagara comprises of the eight counties of western New York and meets the border of the Niagara Peninsula of Ontario, Canada. This region is within 500 miles (800 kilometers) of 55 percent of the United States population and 62 percent of the Canadian population.
Buffalo Niagara’s geography places it in the center of a key international market. Unlike any other region in the world, Buffalo Niagara is home to six international bridges, which facilitate $81 billion in annual trade between Canada and the United States. That’s 31 percent of the total trade conducted between these two countries—the world’s two largest trading partners.
Local Map
The NFIA is located right off off Route 62, which connects easily with U.S. Interstate 90 and the 405 (Q.E.W.) in Canada.
Area Map
The NFIA serves a market of nearly eight million people, from Toronto, Canada to Erie, Pennsylvania
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