Editing Fairbanks, Alaska (section)

===Transportation===
====Bus====
Public transportation has been provided by the [[Metropolitan Area Commuter System]], an agency of the borough government, since 1977. Bus service links much of the urban Fairbanks area, with most routes connecting at the downtown transit center. University Bus Lines, a private company, existed for several decades before MACS started. The company, which was owned first by Paul Greimann and later by Walt Conant, mainly linked downtown Fairbanks with the university campus and the military bases.

====Air====
[[File:Aerial view of Fairbanks International Airport (Quintin Soloviev).jpg|thumb|Aerial view of [[Fairbanks International Airport]]]]
[[Fairbanks International Airport]] serves as a major hub for Alaska air travel. Several regional and charter airlines use or have used the location as their main base of operations due to its central location in the state. Commercial airlines also connect Fairbanks to the lower 48 and select international destinations. Fairbanks is the smallest city in the United States to be served by transatlantic flights, as [[Condor Flugdienst|Condor]] operates direct flights to [[Frankfurt Airport|Frankfurt]] in the summer tourist season.