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Iowa evokes images of endless cornfields, as in the movie “Field of Dreams.” But agriculture is only one part of this evolving state.¬¬ Iowa is now a hub of manufacturing, financial services, biotechnology and even green energy production. Iowa is growing faster than the U.S. as a whole. Surprisingly, despite the cornfields, the population is more urban than rural. It’s a perfect blend of country roots and new urban opportunities.
3 million
Population
Des Moines
State capital
Manufacturing
Major industry
N/A
Miles of beaches
Iowa Destinations
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Search our Iowa airport directory for airport codes, runway information, available charter aircraft and FBO Information as well as empty leg jet charters in Iowa.
- Ames Muni Ames AMW
- Clinton Muni Clinton CWI
- Des Moines Intl Des Moines DSM
- Dubuque Rgnl Dubuque DBQ
- Fort Dodge Rgnl Fort Dodge FOD
- Grinnell Rgnl Grinnell GGI
- Independence Muni Iowa Independence IIB
- Iowa City Muni Iowa City IOW
- Keokuk Muni Keokuk EOK
- Mason City Muni Mason City MCW
- Muscatine Muni Muscatine MUT
- Newton Muni Newton TNU
- Pella Muni Pella PEA
- Shenandoah Muni Shenandoah SDA
- Sioux Gateway/col. Bud Day Field Sioux City SUX
- Southeast Iowa Rgnl Burlington BRL
- Spencer Muni Spencer SPW
- The Eastern Iowa Cedar Rapids CID
- Waterloo Rgnl Waterloo ALO
- Ankeny Rgnl Ankeny IKV
- Arthur N Neu Carroll CIN
- Council Bluffs Muni Council Bluffs CBF
- Davenport Muni Davenport DVN
- Ottumwa Rgnl Ottumwa OTM
The “Hawkeye State” is bordered by the Mississippi River to the east and the Missouri and Big Sioux rivers to the west; the only state with rivers for east/west boundaries. It’s smack-dab in the middle of the country, geographically and statistically. Iowa is ranked 26th in geographical area, and 30th in state population. However, a growing economy means those population numbers will grow rapidly within a decade.
Things to Do in Iowa
Iowa offers locals and visitors a window on the past while keeping an eye on the future. Steam train buffs will love the Boone & Scenic Valley historic railway tours. Or step into the past at the Meskwaki Settlement, west of Tama, as the American Indian settlement hosts a large annual Pow-wow. Explore the capital, Des Moines, to enjoy shopping, dining and activities to rival those of any major city. Take a quiet break at the Des Moines Art Centre, or get your adrenaline going at the Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino. Other popular places to visit in Iowa include:- Fong’s Pizza, Des Moines. Asian-inspired pizzas with local beers on tap
- The John Wayne birthplace museum in Winterset
- Quad City Airshow, in Davenport
- Arnolds Park, one of the oldest amusement parks in the country
- The Field of Dreams baseball diamond, Dyersville
- Iowa Speedway, home of the Rusty Wallace Racing Experience
- National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, in Dubuque
- The bridges of Madison County, which inspired the movie.
- Maquoketa Caves State Park. Get under Iowa!
Iowa Jet Charter Information
With access to numerous commercial, city and regional airports, Stratos Jet Charters can help you plan Iowa charter flights to just about any destination to and from the state. Our friendly, knowledgeable and experienced agents can help plan all the details of your trip. Whether you’re flying alone or with a party of 200, we’ll find a plane suited to your requirements and will be available when you need to depart. With access to more than 5,000 aircraft, including turbo prop planes, light charter jets and charter airliners, we’ll also search the private jet charter industry’s network of certified and experienced pilots to get you to your destination in the safest and most efficient manner possible.
