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A L Mangham Jr. Regional Airport (OCH) is a city-owned public airport located three miles northeast of downtown Nacogdoches, Texas, the 'Oldest Town in Texas.' Named after local aviation pioneer A.L. Mangham Jr., it serves general aviation with two runways and is a gateway to Stephen F. Austin State University and the Piney Woods region. There is no commercial airline service.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to check the airport's self-serve fuel island, which accepts major credit cards 24/7—handy for early departures before the FBO opens. Also, ask about the courtesy car for a quick run to downtown Nacogdoches; it's first-come, first-served.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is about a 10-minute drive from downtown Nacogdoches via US-59/TX-7; no public transit serves the airport. Rideshare and taxi availability can be limited, so pre-arrange ground transportation or a rental car from town. For private pilots, the FBO can often coordinate a courtesy car with advance notice.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines serve A L Mangham Jr. Regional Airport?
A: No commercial airlines serve OCH; it is a general aviation airport for private and charter aircraft.
Q: What runway facilities are available?
A: The airport has two runways: 14/32 (5,000 ft asphalt) and 18/36 (3,000 ft asphalt), with pilot-controlled lighting.
Q: Are there rental cars or courtesy transportation?
A: Rental cars are not based on-site; arrange in advance with agencies in Nacogdoches. A courtesy car may be available for short trips—call the FBO to confirm.
Q: What services does the airport offer?
A: Services include 100LL and Jet A fuel (self-serve and full-service), hangar and tie-down parking, flight training, and a pilot lounge.
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