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Anderson Municipal Darlington Field (AID/KAID) is a public general aviation airport located about three miles east of downtown Anderson, Indiana. Owned by the city, it has two asphalt runways and supports private, business, and recreational flying rather than scheduled airline service. It serves as a convenient GA gateway to the Anderson area and the northeast Indianapolis region.
💡 Local Tip
If you're visiting Mounds State Park or Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, the airport is only a short drive away; ask the FBO about a courtesy car or local taxi before arrival, since services can be sparse.
🚖 Getting There
Ground transportation is primarily by car; the airport is a short drive from Anderson via local roads and accessible from I-69. Rideshares and taxis may be limited, so arrange a pickup or rental car in advance. On-site parking is typically easy and close to the terminal/FBO.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Anderson Municipal Darlington Field have commercial airline service?
A: No. AID is a general aviation airport; there are no scheduled passenger airlines. Travelers to the area typically fly into Indianapolis International Airport (IND) for commercial service.
Q: What is the airport code for Anderson Municipal Darlington Field?
A: The IATA code is AID, the ICAO code is KAID, and the FAA identifier is AID.
Q: What services are available at AID?
A: Expect basic general aviation services such as fuel, hangars or tie-downs, and a pilot lounge/FBO; availability can vary, so call ahead for after-hours or specific needs.
Q: How far is the airport from downtown Anderson and Indianapolis?
A: It is roughly 3 miles east of downtown Anderson and about 40 miles northeast of downtown Indianapolis, depending on route and traffic.
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