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George T Lewis Airport (CDK/KCDK) is a small public-use general aviation airport serving Cedar Key, Florida, on the Gulf Coast. It is located on the island community of Cedar Key and is known for its single short paved runway, with approaches over coastal marsh and water. The airport offers convenient access to Cedar Key's historic downtown, seafood restaurants, and nature-focused Gulf Coast activities.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors call ahead on busy weekends and during festivals because tiedown space can fill, and they plan summer flights for early morning to avoid afternoon sea-breeze thunderstorms and high density altitude.
🚖 Getting There
Cedar Key is reached by road via Florida State Route 24 from the mainland, and the airport has no scheduled transit or commercial taxi stand. Most visitors drive from Gainesville or Ocala, and rental cars, taxis, and rideshares on the island are very limited. Once in town, walking, biking, and golf carts are common ways to get around the compact island.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to George T Lewis Airport?
A: No commercial airlines serve CDK; it is a general aviation airport for private and recreational aircraft.
Q: How long is the runway at Cedar Key Airport?
A: The airport has one paved runway, Runway 5/23, approximately 2,355 feet long. Pilots should verify current airport data and performance calculations.
Q: Is there fuel or FBO service at CDK?
A: Services are limited; check NOTAMs and local sources before arrival for current fuel, tiedown, and courtesy car availability.
Q: Can I walk from the airport to downtown Cedar Key?
A: The airport is close to downtown Cedar Key, but walking may be hot in summer; a bike, golf cart, or prearranged ride is often more comfortable.
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