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Forrest City Municipal Airport (FCY/KFCY) is a public, city-owned general aviation airport serving Forrest City and St. Francis County in eastern Arkansas. It sits near Interstate 40 and U.S. 70, making it a convenient stop for pilots traveling between Memphis and Little Rock. The field has a single asphalt runway and a quiet, small-airport atmosphere typical of the Arkansas Delta.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to check for soft ground and high humidity after Delta rainstorms, and to call ahead for after-hours gate or restroom access if arriving outside normal staffed hours.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is located just north of Interstate 40 and U.S. 70, so driving is the primary way to reach Forrest City and surrounding communities. Rental cars are limited locally, so arrange a ride, taxi, or rental vehicle in advance; Memphis International Airport is about an hour east and Little Rock is roughly 1.5 hours west. There is no scheduled public transit service to the airport.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Forrest City Municipal Airport?
A: It uses the FAA/IATA identifier FCY and the ICAO identifier KFCY.
Q: Is there commercial airline service at FCY?
A: No. Forrest City Municipal Airport is a general aviation airport with no scheduled airline service; the nearest major commercial airports are Memphis International (MEM) and Little Rock's Bill and Hillary Clinton National (LIT).
Q: What runway and services does the airport offer?
A: The airport has a single asphalt runway, Runway 18/36, and supports general aviation with basic parking and tiedown space. Pilots should verify current fuel availability, operating hours, and fees before arrival.
Q: Can I use the airport for a quick stop or overnight?
A: Yes, transient pilots commonly use it as a rest or fuel stop, but it is best to call ahead to confirm services, after-hours access, and overnight parking. Check NOTAMs for any runway or lighting closures.
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