Flights to Jackson

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Can't wait to make some amazing new memories in Jackson? American Airlines is one of the top carriers that fly to this destination.

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There are two airports in Jackson. If you land at Jackson, MS Airport (JAN-Evers Intl.), you'll be 6 mi from the center of the city. The other option is Bruce Campbell Field, roughly 11 mi from the sights and sounds of the downtown area.

Life is one big adventure, but finding a place to stay in Jackson shouldn't be. The state capital of Mississippi has 262 accommodations just waiting to be booked through Travelocity.

Got a taste for the fancier things in life? Then spend your nights in serious style at the Fairview Inn. Alternatively, look into the OYO Hotel Jackson MS Downtown. It's a smart choice if you're traveling on a smaller budget.

Ardent sightseers ought to take a look at Mississippi Governor's Mansion, and Mississippi State Capitol. After more things to see in this happening city? Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium, and Jackson Zoological Park should keep you busy.

Every curated art piece has an intriguing past. At Mississippi Museum of Art, you can browse the exhibits, stop for a few moments of contemplation and discover their stories. Like some more options? Mississippi Children's Museum has numerous interactive activities for the learning experience. The young ones will be amused for ages! But there's more. Join in with the crowd at a game at Trustmark Park.

These useful tips and pointers about airport security checks will save you a lot of time and energy on your trip to Jackson:

• Airport security personnel will expect to see your passport and boarding pass at the checkpoint. Store them in a convenient place, so they're ready for inspection.
• You'll have to stop the tunes for a short while. Earphones must be taken off and put in a tray to be X-rayed. The same applies to items such as belts and heavy jackets.
• Electronic goods such as phones, laptops and cameras need to be put through the X-ray machine separately. Be sure you can get to them quickly.
• When it comes to traveling with liquids and gels, every passenger is allowed a quart-sized clear resealable bag to transport containers no bigger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters).
• Untie your shoelaces in preparation for entering the body scanner. Depending on what type of shoes you're wearing, security may ask you to remove them.
• Stash any multi-tools or other pointy items inside your checked luggage. Airport security won't permit these aboard the aircraft.