Terre Haute Regional Airport, officially designated Hulman Field, is a public airport serving Terre Haute, Indiana, and the surrounding Wabash Valley region. It is named after Anton Hulman Jr., the longtime owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and a prominent Indiana businessman. The airport sits approximately five miles south of downtown Terre Haute and handles both commercial passenger service and general aviation traffic. It has historically been served by regional carriers offering connections to major hub airports. Facilities include a single passenger terminal and runways capable of accommodating regional jet aircraft. The airport has faced periods of limited or suspended commercial service, reflecting broader challenges facing small regional airports in the United States.