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Hagerstown Regional Richard A Henson Field (HGR/KHGR) is a public airport in Washington County, Maryland, about five miles north of downtown Hagerstown. Named for aviation pioneer Richard A. Henson, it serves general aviation, business traffic, and limited commercial flights from a location near I-81 and I-70. The field also reflects Hagerstown's Fairchild aircraft manufacturing heritage and is home to the Hagerstown Aviation Museum.
💡 Local Tip
If you have time before a flight, check whether the on-field Hagerstown Aviation Museum is open; it's a small but worthwhile stop for Fairchild and regional aviation history.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is just off I-81 and close to I-70, making it easiest to reach by car; downtown Hagerstown is about a 10-minute drive. Rental cars are available on-site, but taxi and rideshare coverage can be limited, so arrange a ride in advance if you need one. Allow extra time during commuter hours on I-81 and I-70.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines and destinations serve Hagerstown Regional Airport?
A: Scheduled passenger service is limited and has changed over time; historically Allegiant Air has offered flights to Florida and South Carolina, but check the airport's website for current airlines, destinations, and schedules. The airport mainly supports general aviation, business, and charter traffic.
Q: How far is HGR from Washington, D.C., and Baltimore?
A: It is roughly 70–80 miles from both Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, depending on route and traffic. The drive typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours via I-70 and I-81.
Q: Is there parking at Hagerstown Regional Airport?
A: Yes, the airport has on-site parking close to the terminal, and it is generally easy to use compared with larger airports. Check the airport website for current rates and lot details.
Q: What is there to do at or near the airport?
A: The Hagerstown Aviation Museum is located on the field and highlights the area's Fairchild aircraft history. Nearby Hagerstown offers dining, shopping, and access to Antietam National Battlefield and the Appalachian Trail.
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