Skagit Regional Airport
COVID-19: Airport Operations Update
Skagit Regional Airport has remained open 24/7 during the pandemic as an essential service for businesses and emergency services. The Airport Terminal will continue to be open during regular hours. Please observe the posted social-distancing practices.
The Port of Skagit Administrative Office is staffed but is not open to the public for in-person interaction.
Visitors are encouraged to call the Admin office for customer service at 360-757-0011.
A full list of safety protocols can be found on our website HERE. We appreciate your patience as we continue to provide the best service possible for our tenants, customers and community.
Airport Runway Length Survey--Your Feedback Is Needed:
The Port of Skagit has initiated an Airport Master Plan Update for the Skagit Regional Airport. A key component of the study is to document an operational need for a longer runway. Once justification is established, the airport will be eligible for FAA financial support of the project.
Your participation in the study is greatly appreciated. Information will be compiled in summary and individual responses will not be reported in any manner without your approval.
Please complete the survey by April 15, 2019.
To complete the short survey, click HERE
Skagit Regional Airport, owned and operated by the Port of Skagit, is your aerial gateway to the beautiful Skagit Valley. Situated several miles west of Burlington, WA, the airport offers stunning views from the pattern of the surrounding Skagit Valley, the Cascade Mountains to the east and the San Juan Islands to the west.
This popular general aviation facility serves a variety of users, including business, commercial and recreational aviation. Available on the airfield are excellent terminal facilities, aviation fueling and a variety of aircraft maintenance and related services, including qualified flight instruction.
The airport has two paved runways and an extensive taxiway system that provides access to all developed areas of the airfield. In its current configuration, the airport is an uncontrolled field (no control tower). Currently the airport is home to more than 150 aircraft, from small single-engine recreational aircraft up to corporate jets. Annual airport operations are estimated at 60,000 for 2012. The Port of Skagit commissioners and staff take great pride in their work to maintain Skagit Regional Airport as a safe and attractive facility that will serve an increasingly important purpose as a transportation link for its community in the future.
To download the Port of Skagit Rules & Regulations for the Skagit Regional Airport, click HERE.
To download an informative brochure about the airport, click HERE.
To download information on Skagit Regional Airport's Voluntary Noise Abatement Program, click HERE.
Real-Time Views of the Airport
Thanks to a grant from the Washington State Department of Transportation, there is now 24-hour camera surveillance at Skagit Regional Airport. WSDOT is obtaining images from the Skagit Regional Airport camera approximately every 15 minutes and posting them on its web site. To see four views of the airport, along with current AWOS and NOAA weather information, click HERE.
SASA
The primary purpose of the Skagit Airport Support Association is to support the long term operation of Skagit Regional Airport. SASA addresses issues that affect pilots, either directly or indirectly, at the airport. For more information, click HERE.
Driving Directions
From I-5 northbound: Take Exit 230 and head west on Highway 20. Turn right at the stoplight for Higgins Airport Way and proceed north to the airport.
From I-5 southbound: Take Exit 231, then circle the roundabout to the third exit and head west on Josh Wilson Road. Turn left onto Higgins Airport Way and proceed south to the airport.
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