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Frederick Regional Airport (FDR/KFDR) is a city-owned public-use airport located about three miles southeast of Frederick, Oklahoma. It began as Frederick Army Airfield, a World War II pilot-training base, and today serves general aviation with two runways. The airport is a convenient stop for pilots crossing southwest Oklahoma and a gateway to the Wichita Mountains.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to verify self-serve fuel hours and gate access before landing, since the airport can be unattended after hours. Fuel prices here can also be lower than at larger regional airports, making it a practical tech stop for southwest Oklahoma.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is a short drive from downtown Frederick via US-183 or OK-5, but public transit and rideshare options are very limited, so arrange a rental car, taxi, or hotel shuttle in advance. Lawton-Fort Sill Regional Airport (LAW) is roughly an hour east and Wichita Falls Municipal (SPS) is about an hour south for commercial flights. If you need after-hours access, call the airport manager before arrival to confirm gate codes and fuel.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Frederick Regional Airport?
A: The airport's IATA code is FDR and its ICAO code is KFDR. The FAA identifier is also FDR.
Q: Does Frederick Regional Airport have commercial airline service?
A: No, Frederick Regional Airport does not have scheduled commercial passenger service. It primarily supports general aviation, private pilots, and charter operations. The nearest commercial airports are Lawton-Fort Sill Regional (LAW) and Wichita Falls Municipal (SPS).
Q: What runways and facilities are available?
A: The airport has two runways, including a primary asphalt runway and a secondary runway, plus hangars, tie-downs, and self-serve fuel. Services may be limited, so pilots should call ahead for current fuel availability and hours.
Q: Is the airport open to the public?
A: Yes, it is a public-use airport, but access to the airside area is generally restricted to pilots, passengers, and authorized personnel. Visitors should check in at the terminal building before walking onto the ramp.
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