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Mid-Carolina Regional Airport (SRW/KRUQ) is a public general aviation airport serving Salisbury and Rowan County, North Carolina. Located just west of downtown Salisbury, it has a single 5,500-foot runway and supports private, business, charter, and flight-training aircraft. Formerly known as Rowan County Airport, it was renamed Mid-Carolina Regional Airport and remains a key reliever facility for the Charlotte region.
💡 Local Tip
Ask the FBO about a courtesy car or local crew car if you need to run into Salisbury; the historic downtown has good local restaurants, but the airport itself is not within walking distance of town.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is easiest to reach by car via US-70 or I-85, with downtown Salisbury about 10 minutes away. Rental cars are not reliably available on-site, so arrange a taxi, rideshare, or hotel shuttle in advance. Parking at the airport is generally free or low-cost for short-term visits.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Mid-Carolina Regional Airport have commercial airline service?
A: No. SRW is a general aviation airport with no scheduled commercial passenger flights; travelers typically connect through Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT).
Q: What is the runway length at KRUQ?
A: The airport has one runway, 2/20, measuring 5,500 feet by 100 feet, with an asphalt surface.
Q: What services are available on-site?
A: An FBO provides fuel, hangar and tie-down parking, and basic pilot amenities; rental cars and dining are limited, so plan ahead.
Q: How far is Salisbury from the airport?
A: The airport is about 3 miles west/southwest of downtown Salisbury, roughly a 10-minute drive.
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