Bartlesville Municipal Airport is located in the northwest portion of Bartlesville within the Osage County line, approximately three miles west of downtown area.

The airport features one concrete runway, which measures 6,850 feet in length by 100 feet in width. Runway lighting is pilot-controlled. ASOS and non-precision approaches are available.

Bartlesville Aviation FBO offers a full range of services to both transient and local business, including aircraft fueling (Jet and Avgas), towing, hangar storage, flight crew vehicles, restrooms, passenger and flight crew lounge areas, weather and flight planning.

Approximately 50 aircraft are based at the airport.

There are 56 parking spaces for vehicles at the passenger terminal area and additional parking adjacent to each hangar facility.

Rental car service is available off-site. Call for delivery.

The airport covers approximately 430 acres at 717 feet above sea level.

National Biplane Association Memorial Plaza honoring fallen members.

ECONOMIC IMPACT

The airport provides more than 40 full-time jobs specializing in several different areas. Some of the areas represented include aircraft inspections, maintenance, storage and fueling, crop dusting and airport management services.

SAFETY, SECURITY & EMERGENCY RESPONSE

The Bartlesville Municipal Airport is a public airport open 24/7 for aircraft takeoffs and landings and complies with applicable Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) safety regulations.

Airport access is controlled with five miles of eight-foot-high chain link fencing and automated gates, with 24/7 security patrols by both private security and local law enforcement.

AIRPORT OPERATIONS

Business and commercial aircraft includes transient aircraft, those stopping for fuel (including freight haulers), private business and commercial aircraft, and those arriving in Bartlesville for servicing.

Average annual activity:

• 12,000 aircraft movements (takeoffs and landings) including business/commercial aircraft.

New development at the airport

The Bartlesville Municipal Airport will receive $2.38 million in grants from the Oklahoma Aerospace and Aeronautics Commission to help fund the construction of a nearly 20,000-square-foot hangar. 

More than $2 million was granted for the construction of the 120-foot by 130-foot box hangar. According to a release from the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautic, the grant was part of the ODAA’s Progressing Rural Economic Prosperity (PREP) funds to help develop local airports.

A separate grant was approved for the hangar apron/taxilane pavement portion of the project. According to the ODAA, the grant was part of the recently approved Airport Construction Program (ACP), which provides federal and state funds to support airport development to support the agency’s goal of having business-ready airports statewide.

Officials with the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics and Bartlesville Municipal Airport recognized the completion of the airport’s taxiway project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 8. Following the ceremony, attendees broke ground along that same taxiway where a new hangar is intended to be built.

Read more about the new development in the following posts:

• https://www.cityofbartlesville.org/city-breaks-ground-airport-hangar/
• https://www.cityofbartlesville.org/council-oks-contract-airport-hangar-taxilane/
• https://www.cityofbartlesville.org/41975-2/