Editing Harlingen, Texas (section)

===Airports===
The city's airport, [[Valley International Airport]], has a service area that encompasses the lower Rio Grande Valley and northern Mexico, serving more than two million people on both sides of the US-Mexico border. Valley International Airport lies in the northeastern portion of Harlingen and offers a border-crossing option via the [[Free Trade International Bridge|Free Trade Bridge]] at [[Los Indios, Texas|Los Indios]]. The airport has aligned itself as the air cargo hub of the Rio Grande Valley and works closely with carriers such as DHL, FedEx and Southwest Airlines Cargo. In 1975, [[Southwest Airlines]] began to fly to the Rio Grande Valley via Valley International Airport with four roundtrips each business day. Southwest currently offers nonstop flights between Harlingen and Austin and Houston Hobby. Additional airlines that serve the airport include [[United Express]] to Houston Intercontinental, [[American Airlines]] with daily nonstop service to Dallas DFW, [[Frontier Airlines]] with weekly nonstop service to Chicago and Denver, and [[Delta Air Lines]] and [[Sun Country Airlines]] with seasonal, nonstop service to Minneapolis-St. Paul.