Augusta Regional at Bush Field (AGS) is a commercial service airport located in Augusta, Georgia, serving the Central Savannah River Area of Georgia and South Carolina. It is operated by the Augusta Aviation Commission and handles both commercial passenger flights and general aviation operations. The airport is named in honor of James S. Bush, a local aviator who was killed during World War II. It has served the Augusta region for decades and is particularly busy during the Masters Tournament golf event held annually in April. Despite its relatively modest size, Augusta Regional provides connections to major hub airports, allowing travelers to reach destinations across the United States through connecting flights.