Albany Municipal Airport

Albany Municipal Airport is a public airport in Oregon with a single asphalt runway and facilities situated on elevated terrain. The airport maintains various navigation systems to support daily operations and serves both general and commercial aviation needs.

The airport was established in 1931 and played a role in early aviation development in the region. Recognition of its historical importance came much later when it became the first Oregon airport listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998.

The entrance displays an A-4 Skyhawk fighter jet that flew combat missions in Vietnam and the Gulf War before being preserved as a monument. This aircraft serves as a reminder of the region's connection to military aviation history and draws visitors interested in that era.

The site is an active airport, so access to certain areas is restricted and visitors should follow posted guidelines. It is best visited during daylight hours when the runway and facilities are clearly visible.

Several historical hangars remain on the airport grounds and are actively maintained through preservation programs. These structures date back to the airport's founding era and show how aviation facilities evolved over the decades.

Location: Albany

GPS coordinates: 44.64014,-123.05974

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:42