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Pope Field (GFD/KGFD) is a public general-aviation airport located just northwest of downtown Greenfield, Indiana, about 25 miles east of Indianapolis. It features a single asphalt runway and serves recreational pilots, flight training, and business aviation in Hancock County. The field is a convenient, low-traffic alternative to the Indianapolis-area Class C airports.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors time arrivals outside the weekend training rush and use the airport's quiet setting for a quick break; downtown Greenfield's courthouse square is only a short drive for food and supplies.
🚖 Getting There
By car, reach Pope Field from I-70 via Exit 104 (SR 9) and local roads northwest of Greenfield; downtown Indianapolis is about 30–40 minutes away. There is no scheduled bus or rail service to the airport, so plan on a rental car, rideshare, or prearranged pickup. Parking is generally free and located close to the ramp.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Pope Field?
A: The airport is identified by IATA code GFD, ICAO code KGFD, and FAA LID GFD.
Q: Does Pope Field offer commercial airline service?
A: No. Pope Field is a general-aviation airport with no scheduled passenger flights; it primarily supports private, training, and recreational aircraft.
Q: What runway and services are available?
A: The airport has one asphalt runway, 18/36, approximately 3,100 feet long. Fuel and tiedown may be available; check current services and hours before arrival.
Q: How far is Pope Field from Indianapolis?
A: It is roughly 25–30 miles east of downtown Indianapolis, typically a 30–40 minute drive depending on traffic.
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