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Tulsa Riverside Airport (RVS/KRVS), also known as Richard Lloyd Jones Jr. Airport, is a city-owned general aviation reliever airport about 6 miles south of downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. It supports flight training, private and business aviation, aircraft maintenance, and charter operations with two runways and a control tower. It is among the busiest general aviation airports in Oklahoma and a key reliever for Tulsa International.
💡 Local Tip
The on-field Riverside Cafe is a favorite pilot breakfast spot; it can fill up on weekend mornings, so go before 10 a.m. if you want a table.
🚖 Getting There
RVS is south of downtown Tulsa near the Arkansas River, reached mainly by car via Riverside Parkway and the Creek Turnpike (OK-364) or US-75. Rideshare and taxi service can be limited, so arrange a pickup or rental car in advance. On-site parking is available, but allow extra time during weekday flight-training peaks and busy business-aviation periods.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Tulsa Riverside Airport's role?
A: It is a general aviation reliever airport for Tulsa International, handling private, business, flight-training, and charter aircraft rather than scheduled airline service.
Q: What are the airport codes for Tulsa Riverside Airport?
A: Its IATA code is RVS, ICAO code is KRVS, and FAA LID is RVS.
Q: What services are available on-site?
A: On-site services typically include FBO handling, fuel, hangars, tie-downs, flight instruction, aircraft maintenance, and charter operations.
Q: How far is Tulsa Riverside Airport from downtown Tulsa?
A: It is roughly 6 miles south of downtown Tulsa, usually a 10- to 15-minute drive depending on traffic.
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