Montgomery County Airpark is a public general aviation airport serving the Washington metropolitan region.
Montgomery County Airpark is a public general aviation airport owned and operated by Montgomery County Revenue Authority. The airpark supports aviation businesses, flight training, emergency response, and medical transport while contributing to the region’s economic vitality.
Whether you are a pilot, a nearby resident, or looking for public information, find the resources you need about Montgomery County Airpark and its operations.
Access essential information for flying into and operating at Montgomery County Airpark. Find operational guidance, the pilot’s guide, airport procedures, and details about services available on the field.
Montgomery County Airpark sits in one of the most densely settled general aviation corridors on the East Coast. Fly Friendly is the Airpark’s voluntary noise-abatement program, a set of local procedures developed with community input, flight schools, and airpark users based on AOPA guidelines that ask pilots to go beyond what the regulations require, out of respect for the neighborhoods around the field.
The guidelines include preferred flight paths, operational considerations, and procedures that help minimize unnecessary noise whenever conditions allow.
Montgomery County Airpark is owned by Montgomery County and operated by the Montgomery County Revenue Authority. The airport supports a wide range of aviation activities including business aviation, flight training, aircraft maintenance, and emergency response operations.
The airpark plays an important role in the local economy and transportation network while also supporting public safety operations such as medical transport and law enforcement aviation.
As a general aviation airport, Montgomery County Airpark serves a diverse aviation community while working to balance operational needs with the interests of surrounding neighborhoods.