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This cornhusking state is home to Oregon Trail landmarks, fossil beds, Chimney Rock, automobiles arranged like Stonehenge, and Kool-Aid. Rich in history, Nebraska has many fantastic attractions to explore, including historic military forts and state parks. It’s also known as the birthplace of the rodeo and numerous pioneer-era landmarks. But that’s not all Nebraska has to offer. There’s also more miles of river here than any other state.
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2 million
Population
Lincoln
State capital
Agriculture
Major industry
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Miles of beaches
Nebraska Destinations
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- Alliance Muni Alliance AIA
- Central Nebraska Rgnl Grand Island GRI
- Chadron Muni Chadron CDR
- Cozad Muni Cozad CZD
- Eppley Airfield Omaha OMA
- Harlan County Lake Alma H63
- Kimball Muni/robert E Arraj Field Kimball IBM
- Lincoln Lincoln LNK
- Norfolk Rgnl/karl Stefan Memorial Fld Norfolk OFK
- North Platte Rgnl Airport Lee Bird Field North Platte LBF
- Plattsmouth Muni Plattsmouth PMV
- Searle Field Ogallala OGA
- Western Neb. Rgnl/william B. Heilig Field Scottsbluff BFF
- Arthur Muni Arthur 38V
- Beatrice Muni Beatrice BIE
- Columbus Muni Nebraska Columbus OLU
- Harrison Skyranch Harrison 9V3
- Hastings Muni Hastings HSI
- Jim Kelly Field Lexington LXN
- Kearney Rgnl Kearney EAR
- Sidney Muni/lloyd W. Carr Field Sidney SNY
- Springview Muni Springview 9V1
- Wilber Muni Wilber 0D6
- York Muni York JYR
Nebraska Destinations
Once regarded as a purely agricultural setting, Nebraska has expanded well beyond the confines of that long-running stereotype. Though livestock, grains, and dairy products continue to help foster success, locals, visitors, and transplants alike can have plenty of irons in the fire in today’s Cornhusker State.Things to Do in Nebraska
While there are so many things to see and do in Nebraska, each city has its own set of must-see attractions. Some of the more popular cities include: Omaha - In line with the rest of the state, Omaha offers a wealth of opportunities in the business world ranging from financial services to telecommunications and beyond. On the other end of the spectrum, you’ll also find a treasure trove of museums, wildlife, and historical sites in this city situated along the Missouri River. Lincoln - As a focal point for culture, cuisine and the arts, Lincoln holds plenty of attractions for all who have the pleasure of enjoying a little downtime in the vicinity. With a welcoming atmosphere and the nation’s seventh-highest rating for business, it’s a hub for tourists and tradespeople alike. Grand Island - Outdoor adventures, unique shopping and dining experiences, and breathtaking examples of nature’s wonder all top visitors’ lists of things to do in Grand Island. At the same time, ongoing growth in the manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, wholesale, retail and even mining industries call to those with an entrepreneurial spirit. Kearney - Theater, art, parks, and classic cars draw visitors to Kearney along with golf courses, Archway History Museum and Cedar Hills Vineyard to name a few. While those elements help drive the city’s tourism and hospitality sector, its economy is also fostered by agriculture, health care, manufacturing, distribution, and a wide range of other industries.Nebraska Jet Charter Information
Private flights have access to far more locations than commercial airlines can offer. We can fly to and from a number of private airports in Nebraska, placing us within minutes of your current or desired location. When you arrange Nebraska charter flights with us, we’ll take care of every detail giving you more time to explore the many places Nebraska has to offer.
