The Front Door to the Community and a Gateway to the World.

In operation for over 60 years, Stillwater Regional Airport opened air traffic control tower services in 2002 and extended runway 17-35 to 7,401 feet in 2005. Stillwater Regional Airport ranks in the top ten in the state by operations and based aircraft. RW 17-35 is the fifth longest civilian runway in the state of Oklahoma. Stillwater Regional Airport is owned by the City of Stillwater and operated by the Stillwater Regional Airport Authority.

Runway 17/35, 7,401 ft., Runway 4/22, 6,002 ft. 6 instrument approach procedures. Terminal building, one FBO, 3 large hangars, 2 executive hangars, 2 -10 unit T-hangars. AVGAS and Jet-A fuel. ARFF facility. Open 24 hours a day attended 7:00am to 10:00pm. Air Traffic Control Tower operates 8:00am to 8:00pm daily. Stillwater Regional Airport is one of four Air Carrier ( FAR 139) airports in the state and accommodates up to Boeing 757 aircraft for non-scheduled air carrier flights. The airport has over 900 acres of property available for aerospace and industry development.

FAA FAR 139