Smoketown Airport located in Smoketown, Pennsylvania, USA, has been serving the local area since the early 1940s. The airport is located just north of the city of Lancaster, and it was originally built to serve the needs of the local farming community. It was originally known as the "Smoketown Airfield," and the name was chosen due to the fact that it was located in a heavily wooded area with many smoky chimneys. The airport was eventually renamed "Smoketown Airport" in the late 1950s.

The airport has seen steady growth since the 1950s and now covers an area of over 2,000 acres. It is home to a large number of corporate and private jets, as well as many commercial airliners. The airport code for Smoketown Airport is S37, which was assigned by the FAA in 1963.

Smoketown Airport serves as a hub for several airlines, including American Airlines, United Airlines, and Delta Airlines. The airport also serves as a base for many charter operators. On average, the airport sees over 50 flights a day, with most of them originating from the airport's two primary runways.

The airport has been a major factor in the economic growth of the area, and it continues to be an important part of the local economy. The airport is also a major tourist attraction, as it is home to a variety of attractions such as an aviation museum and a restaurant.

The airport is also home to a variety of corporate and private jets, and it is the only airport in the area that can accommodate them. The airport is also home to a variety of other businesses, including a maintenance facility, a fixed-based operator, and a variety of other services.

Smoketown Airport has become an important part of the local community and it continues to be a major contributor to the local economy. It is a great place for travelers to come and explore, and it is a great way for local businesses to reach out to customers all over the world.