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Stroud Municipal Airport (SUD/KSUD) is a small public-use general aviation airport serving Stroud, Oklahoma, and the surrounding Lincoln County area. Located just southwest of town near the Turner Turnpike and historic Route 66, it has a single asphalt runway and no scheduled airline service. It primarily supports private pilots, business aviation, and recreational flying.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know the airport is often quiet and unattended, so check NOTAMs, fuel hours, and unicom before arrival; it makes a convenient low-traffic stopover between Oklahoma City and Tulsa on the Route 66 corridor.
🚖 Getting There
Getting to and from Stroud Municipal Airport is easiest by car; there is no public transit or scheduled shuttle service. From downtown Stroud, take local roads southwest toward the airport, and use the Turner Turnpike (I-44) for connections to Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Rental cars are not based at the airport, so arrange ground transportation in advance.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Stroud Municipal Airport have commercial flights?
A: No. SUD is a general aviation airport with no scheduled passenger airline service; nearby commercial service is available in Oklahoma City or Tulsa.
Q: What runway facilities does the airport offer?
A: It has a single asphalt runway, typically Runway 18/36, suitable for light single- and twin-engine aircraft. Check current airport data for condition and length before arrival.
Q: Is fuel available at KSUD?
A: Fuel availability can vary, so pilots should confirm current self-service or full-service options and payment methods before flying in.
Q: How far is the airport from downtown Stroud?
A: The airport is just a short drive from downtown Stroud, typically only a few minutes by car, making it convenient for local access.
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