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Glendale Fokker Field (IATA: GWV) is a small general aviation airport near Glendale, West Virginia, in the Ohio River valley. It is not to be confused with Glendale Municipal Airport in Arizona and has no scheduled commercial airline service. The field primarily supports private and recreational flying in the Upper Ohio Valley.
💡 Local Tip
Call ahead to confirm PPR, runway conditions, and tiedown space—small fields like this may not have staffed operations or fuel, so many pilots top off at nearby Wheeling-Ohio County (HLG) before continuing.
🚖 Getting There
By car, reach Glendale via WV Route 2 along the Ohio River, then follow local roads to the airfield; GPS coordinates 39.949, -80.760 help locate the entrance. There is no scheduled public transit or rental car desk at the field, so arrange a pickup or rent a vehicle in Moundsville or Wheeling. Allow extra time for rural roads and limited signage, especially at night.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airport code does Glendale Fokker Field use?
A: It uses the IATA code GWV; no ICAO code is assigned in the provided data. It may also have a local FAA identifier for private or public use.
Q: Does Glendale Fokker Field have commercial flights?
A: No. It is a small general aviation airport with no scheduled airline service; travelers should use nearby commercial airports such as Pittsburgh (PIT) or Morgantown (MGW).
Q: What facilities are available at Glendale Fokker Field?
A: Facilities are limited and typical of a small field; expect a single runway and basic operations. Pilots should verify current runway conditions, fuel availability, and permission requirements before arrival.
Q: Can I drive to Glendale Fokker Field?
A: Yes, access is by road, generally via WV Route 2 and local roads near Glendale. There is no on-site public transit or commercial shuttle service, so arrange a car or pickup in advance.
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