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Midland Airpark (MDD/KMDD) is a city-owned general aviation reliever airport located about three miles north of downtown Midland, Texas. Opened in 1928 as Midland's original municipal airport, it now handles private, corporate, and flight-training traffic as a close-in alternative to Midland International Air & Space Port. Its two runways and compact layout make it a convenient base for local pilots and visiting business aircraft.
💡 Local Tip
Midland sits near 2,800 feet elevation, so summer density altitude can significantly affect takeoff and climb performance; local pilots often plan early-morning departures and lean carefully during hot months.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is a short drive from downtown Midland, so taxis, rideshares, and hotel shuttles are the usual options; there is no scheduled public transit directly to the terminal. Rental cars are available at Midland International (MAF), not typically on the field, so arrange a car in advance if you need one. On-site parking is generally easy and free for based and transient aircraft visitors.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Midland Airpark?
A: The IATA code is MDD, the ICAO code is KMDD, and the FAA identifier is MDD.
Q: Does Midland Airpark have commercial airline service?
A: No. It is a general aviation airport; scheduled passenger flights operate from Midland International Air & Space Port (MAF), about 10 miles west.
Q: What services are available at Midland Airpark?
A: Expect typical general aviation services such as fuel, hangars, tiedowns, and maintenance; check current FBO/airport information before arrival for hours and availability.
Q: Can I fly into Midland Airpark?
A: Yes, it is open to public-use general aviation, but pilots should review current NOTAMs, airspace, and runway conditions; prior arrangements may be needed for fuel or hangar space.
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