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Ontario Municipal Airport (ONO/KONO) is a city-owned public-use airport in Ontario, Oregon, about one mile northeast of downtown and near the Idaho border. It serves general aviation, business, agricultural, and emergency flights with two asphalt runways and no scheduled commercial airline service. The airport is a convenient stop in the high desert of Eastern Oregon, close to I-84 and the Snake River corridor.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know KONO is a handy fuel stop near the Oregon-Idaho border, but summer heat and the 2,193-foot elevation can mean high density altitude; check performance and watch for agricultural aircraft in the pattern.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is just northeast of downtown Ontario, with quick access from I-84 and US-30. Ground transportation in Ontario can be limited, so arrange a rental car, taxi, or rideshare before arrival. Boise Airport (BOI) is the closest major commercial airport, roughly an hour east via I-84.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Ontario Municipal Airport?
A: IATA: ONO; ICAO: KONO; FAA: ONO.
Q: Does Ontario Municipal Airport have commercial flights?
A: No, it is a general aviation airport with no scheduled passenger airline service. The nearest major commercial airport is Boise Airport (BOI), about 60 miles east.
Q: What runways and services are available at KONO?
A: It has two asphalt runways: 14/32 at 5,006 feet and 8/26 at 3,500 feet. Fuel, hangars, and tie-downs are typically available; check current hours and NOTAMs before arrival.
Q: Is there an air traffic control tower?
A: No, KONO is non-towered. Pilots use CTAF/UNICOM 122.8 and should self-announce their position and intentions.
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