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Memphis International Airport is a public Airport located 3 miles (5 km) south of the city of Memphis in Shelby County , Tennessee , USA . Northwest Airlines operates its third-largest passenger hub in Memphis, with routes to a number of destinations in North America, as well as a daily nonstop flight to Amsterdam . Memphis is also home to FedEx 's "Super Hub," which processes a large amount of the freight carrier's packages. Because of FedEx's hub, Memphis has the Largest Cargo Operations Of Any Airport Worldwide . Memphis is also home to United Parcel Service 's third-largest sorting facility. HISTORY Memphis Municipal Airport opened on , Capital Airlines , Eastern Airlines , and Southern Airlines . The current terminal was built in 1963 , and Memphis Municipal changed its name to Memphis International in 1969 . However, the airport had no nonstop intercontinental routes until 1995 , when KLM began service to Amsterdam. FedEx established its freight hub in Memphis in 1973 , and Republic Airlines established a passenger hub in 1985 , which was absorbed into Northwest in 1986 . FACILITIES Memphis International Airport covers 3,900 acres and has four runways:
CONCOURSES AND AIRLINES Memphis International Airport has three concourses which are all connected as part of the same building. Passengers check in at signs marked Terminal A, B, or C which generally but do not necessarily represent the concourse where they will be directed for their gate. Due to American Triskaidekaphobia , there are no gates designated A13, B13, or C13. Concourse A
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