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Ardmore Municipal Airport (ADM/KADM) is a city-owned public airport located north of Ardmore, Oklahoma. It began as Ardmore Army Air Field during World War II and later served as Ardmore Air Force Base before transitioning to civilian general aviation use. Today it supports private, corporate, charter, and military aircraft with a quiet, uncongested environment.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors call ahead for after-hours gate access and fuel, especially on weekends or during Oklahoma storm season. The former military ramp is quiet, but summer heat and gusty south winds can affect light aircraft performance, so plan accordingly.
🚖 Getting There
A car is the most practical way to get to and from KADM, which sits north of Ardmore near the I-35 and US-77 corridors. Rental cars may be available on-field or in town, but taxi and rideshare coverage is limited, so arrange transportation in advance. If you need a quick ride, ask the FBO about a courtesy car or local shuttle options.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Ardmore Municipal Airport?
A: ADM is the IATA code, KADM is the ICAO code, and ADM is also the FAA identifier.
Q: Does Ardmore Municipal Airport offer scheduled commercial passenger flights?
A: No. It is primarily a general aviation airport serving private, corporate, charter, and military aircraft. The nearest major commercial airports are Will Rogers World Airport (OKC) and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).
Q: What facilities are available at KADM?
A: Expect a terminal or pilot lounge, self-service and full-service fuel, hangars, tie-downs, and rental car access. Specific hours and services can vary, so call ahead.
Q: How far is the airport from downtown Ardmore?
A: It is a short drive north of downtown Ardmore, typically about 10 to 15 minutes by car depending on traffic and your exact destination.
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