Detroit, MI Private Flights

Detroit

From prestigious museums to wondrous outdoor parks Detroit has much to offer, and there are a variety of memorable activities to be had.

The ‘Motor City’ is truly a sight to see, especially when visiting downtown Detroit, home to some of the renowned bars, distinguished restaurants, and famed historical buildings.

As the largest and most populous city in the state of Michigan, the seat of Wayne County is something to behold.

Detroit at a Glance

When it comes to metropolitan Detroit, tourism is a significant factor in the region’s culture as well as its economy. Approximately 9% of the area's two million jobs are in the tourism industry. Nearly 16 million people travel to Detroit, Michigan, annually and spend an estimated $4.8 million in total while visiting.

Many tourists visit the ‘Motor City’ during the summer months of June, July, and August, when temperatures deviate between lows of 65_ and highs of 83_. However, many travelers visit Detroit in the spring and fall to experience the seasonal climate changes.

Where is Detroit?

Detroit is located on the Detroit River northwest of Lake Erie, and the metropolitan area consists of the St. Clair River and Lake St. Clair. The land on which the city sits is nearly flat but rises slightly north-westward from the waterways until it becomes rolling terrain.

Detroit, MI, is home to over 639,000 people and has roots in the foundation of American commerce and industry.

There are three airports located in the city of Detroit that accommodate private flights: Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Coleman A. Young International Airport, and Willow Run Airport, of which are reasonably close to the city itself.

Detroit Attractions

Museums in Detroit include the Henry Ford Museum, Motown Museum, the Detroit Institute of Arts, and the annual mix and mingle of the city’s Art Deco Society.

Detroit also features many famous parks including Belle Isle Park, Campus Martius Park, Comerica Park, and many more sites for fun outdoor activities. Food lovers, out there should be sure to check out the Eastern Market, and any of the great spots for Detroit-style pizza.