Oklahoma airport map prints

Oklahoma is plains rising westward under long horizons, and the runways are laid out to suit. Will Rogers International at Oklahoma City sits at 1,296 feet with four paved runways, the longest 9,802 feet, and Wiley Post across the city keeps three more. Tulsa International lays three at 678 feet, the longest 10,000, with Tulsa Riverside to the south. Clinton-Sherman Airport at Burns Flat holds the longest runway in the state, 13,503 feet, at 1,922 feet. Ardmore Municipal runs 9,002 feet, Enid Woodring Regional 8,613, Lawton-Fort Sill Regional 8,599, and Stillwater Regional 7,401. The Panhandle climbs toward Colorado: Guymon Municipal at 3,125 feet and Boise City, the highest paved public field, at 4,174. The southeast corner drops into the Ouachita hills and the Red River bottoms, where Broken Bow Municipal lies at 404 feet, the lowest in the state.

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11 Oklahoma fields

Flying in Oklahoma

Flying in Oklahoma is wind, weather that builds fast, and long runways on open ground, from the two big city fields to the Panhandle strips a mile up. The prints are wide, plain crossings with nothing to crowd them. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.