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Delaware Coastal Airport (GED/KGED) is a public general aviation airport in Georgetown, Sussex County, Delaware, about 30 minutes from the Delaware beaches. Formerly known as Sussex County Airport, it supports private, corporate, and recreational flying with two runways and full FBO services. It has no scheduled commercial airline service, making it a convenient gateway for coastal Delaware by private aircraft.
💡 Local Tip
If you're flying in for the beaches, check coastal fog and sea-breeze wind forecasts—summer afternoons can bring rapid visibility and crosswind changes, and early-morning departures often give the smoothest ride.
🚖 Getting There
GED is about 3 miles southeast of downtown Georgetown, and a car is the most practical way to reach it. Rental cars can be arranged through the on-field FBO, but rideshare and taxi availability may be limited, so book ahead. From the airport, US 113 and local roads connect to Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, and Salisbury, while larger commercial airports are in Salisbury (SBY), Philadelphia (PHL), and Baltimore (BWI).
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Delaware Coastal Airport?
A: No scheduled commercial airlines serve GED; it is a general aviation airport for private, charter, and corporate aircraft.
Q: How far is Delaware Coastal Airport from Rehoboth Beach and Lewes?
A: It is roughly 20–30 miles west of the Delaware beaches, typically a 30–45 minute drive depending on traffic and destination.
Q: Does Delaware Coastal Airport have fuel and rental cars?
A: Yes, on-field FBOs typically provide 100LL and Jet A fuel, hangar and tie-down parking, and can arrange rental cars with advance notice.
Q: What services are available at GED?
A: The airport supports general aviation with FBO services, flight training, aircraft maintenance, hangars, and parking; there is no scheduled passenger terminal.
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