Rick Husband International Airport is an airport in Amarillo, Texas. The airport was named after fallen Columbia astronaut Rick Husband. The airport uses the IATA Airport Code AMA.
Harold English opened this airport as English Field in 1929. In 1952, the name changed to Amarillo Air Terminal. In 1976, the name changed to Amarillo International Airport. 2003 brought its current name after the Space Shuttle Columbia crashed in East Texas.
The following airlines fly to Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport:
- American Eagle
- Atlantic Southeast Airlines dba Delta Connection
- Continental Express
- Great Lakes Aviation dba United Express
- Southwest Airlines
