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List of defunct airports in the United States


List of defunct airports in the United States


This is a list of defunct or abandoned airports in the United States.

Note: A more complete list of abandoned airfields in the US can be found at the website that is cited in many of the entries below.

Alabama

There are at least 68 in the state.

Alaska

Arizona

Arkansas

  • Dennis F. Cantrell Field
  • Lost Bridge Village Airport
  • Saline County Airport (Watts Field) in Benton
  • Silver Wings Field in Eureka Springs

California

Colorado

  • Avon STOLPort
  • Breckenridge STOLport
  • Fort Collins Downtown Airport
  • Nichols Field (Colorado Springs)
  • Stapleton International Airport (Denver)
  • Skyline Airport Watkins, Colorado

Connecticut

  • Ansonia
  • Griswold Airport/Hammonasset Airport (N04) in Madison
  • Johnnycake/Mountain Meadow Airstrip in Burlington
  • Lakeside Airport
  • New Canaan
  • New London–Waterford Airport in Waterford
  • Rentschler Field
  • Stamford

Delaware

  • Rehoboth Beach

District of Columbia

  • Naval Air Station Anacostia
  • Bolling Air Force Base

Florida

  • Epcot Center Ultralight Flightpark
  • Imeson Field
  • Naval Air Station Richmond
  • Opa-locka West Airport
  • Taylor Field
  • Tallahassee Commercial Airport
  • Tampa Bay Executive Airport

Georgia

  • Liberty County Airport
  • Morris Army Airfield
  • Naval Air Station Glynco
  • Naval Air Station Atlanta
  • South Fulton Skyport (8A9) Palmetto
  • Turner Air Force Base
  • Stone Mountain Airport

Hawaii

Idaho

  • Strawberry Glenn Airport in Boise

Illinois

Indiana

Iowa

  • Hawarden Municipal Airport
  • Eldora Municipal Airport
  • Lambert Fechter Municipal Airport
  • NOLF Linby
  • Wall Lake Municipal Airport

Kansas

  • Hamilton Field
  • Wilroads Gardens Airport
  • Paul Windle Municipal Airport
  • Fairfax Airport
  • Plainville Airpark
  • Stockton Municipal Airport
  • Maize Airport

Kentucky

  • Dale Hollow Regional Airport (Petro Field)
  • Hardin County Airport (Ben Floyd Field)
  • Standard Field
  • Morehead-Rowan County Airport
  • Breckenridge Army Airfield
  • Olive Hill Airport
  • Whitesburg Municipal Airport

Louisiana

  • Colfax Airport
  • Downtown Airport
  • Haynesville Airport
  • Charlie Hammonds Seaplane Base
  • East Lake Charles Airport
  • Ruston Municipal Airport

Maine

  • St. Croix Airport
  • Naval Air Station Brunswick

Maryland

  • Baltimore Airpark
  • Baltimore Municipal Airport
  • Congressional Airport
  • Hyde Field
  • Schromm Field

Massachusetts

  • Agawam-Springfield Harbor Seaplane Base in Agawam
  • Bowles Agawam Airport in Agawam
  • Braintree Airport
  • Chatham Seaplane Base in Chatham
  • Fall River Municipal Airport
  • Haverhill Riverside Seaplane Base in Haverhill
  • Merrimac Valley Seaplane Base in Methuen
  • Monponsett Pond Seaplane Base in Halifax
  • Naval Air Station South Weymouth
  • Naval Air Station Squantum
  • Springfield Airport
  • Tew-Mac Airport

Michigan

Minnesota

There are at least twenty in the state.

  • Devil's Track Municipal Airport
  • Grand Rapids–Itasca County Airport, Gordy Newstrom Field
  • New York Mills Municipal Airport
  • Pine City Municipal Airport

Mississippi

  • Fulton-Itawamba County Airport
  • Jackson County Airport
  • Stinson Field Municipal Airport (Aberdeen)

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Jersey

New Mexico

  • Alamo Navajo Airport
  • Oxnard Field
  • Coronado Airport
  • West Mesa Airport
  • Eunice Airport

New York

North Carolina

  • Johnson Field
  • Brockenbrough Airport
  • Halifax County Airport
  • Raleigh Municipal Airport
  • Wilgrove Airpark

North Dakota

  • Pruetz Municipal Airport
  • Wimbledon Airport

Ohio

Oklahoma

  • Teramiranda Airport
  • Idabel Airport
  • Love County Airport
  • Ashley Airport
  • Sky Park Airport
  • Oklahoma City Downtown Airpark

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

  • Charlestown NAAS (Atlantic Airport)
  • Newport Naval Air Facility
  • Naval Air Station Quonset Point

South Carolina

  • Chinquapin Airport
  • Coulbourne Airport
  • Lane Airport
  • Naval Air Station Charleston
  • Page Field
  • State Line Ultraport/Flightpark

South Dakota

  • Dupree Municipal Airport
  • Harrold Municipal Airport
  • Skie Air Service Landing Field
  • McIntosh Municipal Airport
  • Mission Sioux Airport

Tennessee

  • Arlington Municipal Airport
  • Cornelia Fort Airpark
  • Franklin Wilkins Airport
  • Powell STOLport
  • Putnam County Airport
  • Scott Field (Decatur County Airport)

Texas

Utah

  • Jake Garn Airport
  • Tooele Municipal Airport
  • Tremonton Municipal Airport

Vermont

  • Fair Haven Municipal Airport
  • Robin's Nest Airport (North Windham Airport)
  • Miller Airport

Virginia

Washington

  • Bellevue Airfield
  • Blaine Municipal Airport
  • Evergreen Field
  • J-Z Airport
  • Martha Lake Airport
  • Sky Harbor Airport
  • Vista Field

West Virginia

  • Roy Airfield
  • Weirton Airport

Wisconsin

  • Rice Lake Municipal Airport
  • Aero Park Airport
  • Westosha Airport

Wyoming

  • Wardwell Field
  • Douglas Municipal Airport

Insular areas

American Samoa

  • Leone Airfield

Guam

  • Guam Northwest Army Airfield
  • Orote Field
  • Northwest Field

Johnston Atoll

  • Johnston Atoll Airport

Midway Atoll

  • Henderson Field

Palmyra Atoll

  • Palmyra Atoll Airfield
  • Palmyra Runway

Northern Mariana Islands

  • North Field

Puerto Rico

  • Camp Garcia Vieques
  • Dorado Airport
  • Losey Army Airfield
  • Salinas Auxiliary Aerodrome
  • Santa Isabel Auxiliary Airdrome
  • Ramey Air Force Base
  • Roosevelt Roads Naval Station
  • Vega Baja Auxiliary Aerodrome

Fictional

  • Betio Airfield, an airport appearing in the video game Call of Duty: World at War – Final Fronts; its name is written on the third campaign level
  • Verdant Meadows Airfield, an airstrip based on Davis–Monthan Air Force Base and appearing in the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
  • Sandy Shores Airfield, an airfield based on Amboy Airfield and appearing in the video game Grand Theft Auto V

References


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