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Wiley Post Airport (PWA/KPWA) is a city-owned public general aviation airport in northwest Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, named after famed Oklahoma aviator Wiley Post. It serves as a reliever to Will Rogers World Airport and supports private, corporate, and flight-training aircraft with a control tower and two runways. Its location near Lake Overholser and Route 66 offers convenient access to the OKC metro.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to review the Oklahoma City TAC and call the tower early—KPWA sits under Class C airspace, and transient parking is easiest near the FBO.
🚖 Getting There
Wiley Post Airport is roughly 10-15 minutes northwest of downtown Oklahoma City via I-44 or NW 50th Street/Route 66. There is no direct public transit to the airport, so rideshare, taxi, or a rental car is the most practical way to reach the city. Rental cars can be arranged through on-field services, but availability may be limited, so book ahead.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Wiley Post Airport?
A: Wiley Post Airport (PWA/KPWA) is a public general aviation airport in northwest Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, owned by the City of Oklahoma City and named for aviator Wiley Post.
Q: Does Wiley Post Airport have commercial airline service?
A: No. It is a reliever airport for Will Rogers World Airport and primarily handles private, corporate, and flight-training aircraft.
Q: What facilities does the airport offer?
A: It has a control tower, two runways, taxiways, hangars, and fixed-base operator services such as fuel, parking, and maintenance.
Q: Is Wiley Post Airport open to transient pilots?
A: Yes, transient general aviation aircraft are welcome; check current NOTAMs, fuel availability, and parking arrangements before arrival.
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