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The upstate New York aviation corridor encompasses a strategic network of premier airports serving the region's diverse economic landscape from the Great Lakes to central New York's technology centers. Buffalo Niagara International Airport (KBUF) anchors this network as Western New York's premier aviation gateway, strategically positioned in Cheektowaga just 8 miles east of downtown Buffalo. This modern facility features two runways and comprehensive terminals designed to accommodate both major commercial operations and sophisticated general aviation services. As the region's busiest airport and a critical hub for regional travel, KBUF provides essential air transportation for Western New York's diverse economy, including major healthcare systems, manufacturing companies, financial institutions, and emerging technology sectors.

 

The broader upstate network creates seamless connectivity across New York's business corridor. Supporting Buffalo's operations are Buffalo Lancaster Airport (KGVQ) 15 miles east, Dunkirk Airport (KDKK) 45 miles southwest, Jamestown Airport (KJHW) 65 miles south, and Olean Airport (KOLE) 65 miles southeast. Rochester International Airport (KROC) provides vital connectivity to the Finger Lakes region 75 miles east, supported by Batavia Airport 35 miles from Rochester and Penn Yan Airport (KPEO) 35 miles southeast. Syracuse Hancock International Airport (KSYR) completes the major hub network 150 miles east, serving central New York's academic institutions and technology centers, with additional coverage from Oneida County Airport (KUCA) 50 miles east in Utica, plus Elmira/Corning Regional Airport (KELM) and Watertown Airport (KART) extending regional reach. Niagara Falls International Airport (KIAG) serves the tourism region just 20 miles north of Buffalo, while the network also includes KIUA for comprehensive upstate coverage. This extensive aviation infrastructure supports the region's proximity to Niagara Falls, major universities, and corporations throughout the Buffalo-Rochester-Syracuse corridor, making it a critical network for executive travel, corporate aviation, and domestic business flights. With modern facilities, extensive connectivity, and strategic positioning between major Great Lakes markets and upstate New York's diverse economic centers, this regional network serves as the preferred aviation gateway for discerning travelers conducting business throughout upstate New York.

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Our upstate New York private inflight catering serves:
 

• Buffalo corporate aircraft and Western NY executive jets

• Rochester charter flight catering and Finger Lakes aviation

• Syracuse private aviation and Central NY operations

• Regional airports throughout the upstate corridor.​