(North Charleston)—Charleston International Airport (CHS) is thrilled to announce its nomination for USA Today’s prestigious “Best Small Airport” award, recognizing its exceptional service and dedication to providing a top-notch travel experience.
The nomination, part of USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, highlights CHS’s commitment to excellence in customer service, innovative amenities, and its role as a vital gateway for travelers exploring the Lowcountry and beyond.
“We are honored and excited to be nominated for this esteemed award,” said Elliott Summey, CEO of the Charleston County Aviation Authority. “This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team. Our goal is to make every traveler’s experience at Charleston International Airport as smooth and enjoyable as possible.”
Charleston International Airport has earned a reputation for its welcoming atmosphere, efficient operations, and diverse range of amenities, including local and national dining options, comfortable lounge, and family-friendly facilities. The airport’s ongoing investments in infrastructure and passenger services reflect its commitment to enhancing the travel experience.
The nomination follows a series of recent accolades and improvements, including upgrades to terminal facilities, enhanced security measures, and expanded flight options. CHS has consistently been recognized for its high standards and exceptional service, contributing to its growing popularity among travelers.
Voting for the 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards begins today, August 26 – September 23rd, and is open to the public, and supporters are encouraged to cast their votes daily for Charleston International Airport. The winner will be announced on October 2nd. Visit the link to cast your vote here: https://bit.ly/3X3WcjW
“Being named ‘Best Small Airport’ would be a tremendous honor and would reflect the collective efforts of our entire airport community,” Summey added. “We invite everyone to support us by voting and sharing their positive experiences at CHS.”