Massachusetts
Massachusetts Private Jet Charters
Massachusetts attracts visionaries. Those who see beyond the boundaries, and see what it can be. The early Massachusetts tribes saw it as a good place to hunt and fish. The Mayflower pilgrims saw it as a place to escape oppression. Massachusetts went through a turbulent growth to statehood, emerging as one of the most influential states in the nation. The old economy was based fishing and agriculture, which then gave way to industry and manufacturing. Now, the Pilgrim State is a leader in biotechnology, higher education, financial services and maritime trade.
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6.8 Million
Population
Boston
State capital
Biotechnology and Research
Major industry
1,500
Miles of beaches
Massachusetts Destinations
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Search our Massachusetts airport directory for airport codes, runway information, available charter aircraft and FBO Information as well as empty leg jet charters in Massachusetts.
- Barnes Muni Westfield/springfield BAF
- Barnstable Muni-boardman/polando Field Hyannis HYA
- Laurence G Hanscom Fld Bedford BED
- Lawrence Muni Massachusetts Lawrence LWM
- Marthas Vineyard Vineyard Haven MVY
- Orange Muni Orange ORE
- Pittsfield Muni Pittsfield PSF
- Westover Arb/metropolitan Springfield/chicopee CEF
- Worcester Rgnl Worcester ORH
- Beverly Muni Beverly BVY
- Merrimack Valley Methuen MA2
Massachusetts Destinations
Massachusetts is both the Old Colonial State and the Cutting Edge of Technology. Even if you’ve never visited before, you know the stories: The Salem Witch Trial, The Boston Tea Party, Frederick Douglass, the Kennedys, and early Internet at M.I.T. Pure Massachusetts - a mixture of history and rapid transformation. When Massachusetts became the 6th state in 1788, part of its motto was, “Peace only under liberty”. For most of the last two centuries, that meant the liberty to grow without outside interference. Now, it means the liberty to collaborate on the most innovative technologies in the world.Things to Do in Massachusetts
“Massachusetts is the first state in America to reach full adulthood”, said economist Uwe Reinhardt. It’s not boring – it’s had a longer time to figure out how to have fun. Over 80% of the state’s population lives in the Greater Boston Metro area. So, visitors can have both rich urban experiences, such as a catching a game at Fenway Park, or seeing amazing sea creatures at the New England Aquarium. And likewise, with a centrally-concentrated population, the less-travelled paths such as the Emily Dickinson Museum, and or a beach-side stroll in Cape Cod are a welcome change from the urban pace. Other popular places to visit in Massachusetts include:- The Battle of Bunker Hill Monument, Boston
- Walk the sandy beaches of Cape Cod
- Colonial & Revolutionary Freedom Trail, Boston
- Hauntings & History Tour, Salem
- Family-friendly Pirate Adventures, Martha’s Vineyard
- Plimouth Historical Village, Plymouth
- Reel Deal Fishing charters, Truro
- Seuss Museum, Springfield
- Museum of African-American History, Boston