Car Hire Fort Wayne Airport

Fort Wayne is an undiscovered gem so what are you waiting for? Get a flight to Fort Wayne Airport, collect a pre-booked hire car there and see the sights of this big but friendly city. At Any Airport Car Hire, not only do we rent out low cost hire cars from Fort Wayne Airport but we also help you to make the most of your time there by offering advice on the best cars for the type of holiday you’re intending to take in the city and can highlight some of the must-see sights of the city for you.

You needn’t worry about a thing once you’ve decided to book your Fort Wayne Airport hire car with us. The booking process is quick and simple and when you arrive at the airport to collect your car, all you’ll need to do is hand over your reservation voucher, credit card details and driving licence. You can choose from a wide range of vehicles so you’ll always get a suitable car. Peace of mind comes with us only offering quality rental cars which are regularly maintained and which are covered by a comprehensive package of insurance, damage waivers and accident and breakdown cover. If you have any questions or queries at any time, you can phone us or contact a customer service representative online through our ‘Live Chat’ facility.

Fort Wayne Airport Guide

Fort Wayne International Airport is seven miles from the centre of the city and served half a million passengers last year. Getting from the airport to the city is far easier if you collect a hire car from Fort Wayne Airport but buses and taxis are also available. The airport is only international through its cargo operations with all passenger flights being domestic. Travellers from outside the US, including the UK and Europe, could connect at Chicago, Dallas or Atlanta to get to Fort Wayne.

The city of Fort Wayne is a haven for genealogists as it has the largest collection of family archives in the US. The centre offers lessons for budding family tree constructors and many of its facilities can be used free of charge. The History Centre continues the theme with an absorbing account of the development of the city and its ‘firsts’. Tweeters and woofers were invented at the nearby Magnavox and whilst you can’t visit the factory, the museum will tell you all about their work.

Those interested in the city’s architecture can join a walking tour of the city’s major buildings and operate on most mornings. The informative guides really help to bring the city to life.