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O'Neal Airport (OEA) is a small public-use general aviation airport located a few miles southeast of Lawrenceville, Illinois, near the Indiana border. It has a single turf runway and primarily serves private and recreational pilots in the Wabash Valley. There is no commercial airline service, and on-site facilities are minimal.
💡 Local Tip
Call ahead for turf runway conditions after rain and confirm fuel availability before arriving; also don't confuse OEA with nearby Lawrenceville–Vincennes International (LWV).
🚖 Getting There
A car is essential; there is no public transit to the airport. From Lawrenceville, take local roads southeast toward the field and use GPS, as signage can be sparse. Rental cars or taxis can be arranged in Lawrenceville, but confirm availability in advance.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for O'Neal Airport?
A: The IATA code is OEA. It does not have an ICAO code listed; in the U.S. it may be identified by a local/FAA identifier.
Q: Does O'Neal Airport have commercial flights?
A: No. It is a general aviation airport with no scheduled airline service. For commercial flights, travelers typically use larger airports such as Evansville or St. Louis.
Q: What facilities are available at O'Neal Airport?
A: Expect basic general aviation facilities only. Fuel, hangars, or maintenance may be limited or unavailable, so pilots should call ahead to confirm current services and runway conditions.
Q: How do I get to O'Neal Airport?
A: It is a few miles from Lawrenceville in rural Lawrence County, Illinois. A car is the most practical option, and GPS is recommended because local signage may be limited.
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