FBOs
Oklahoma GA Airport Breaks Ground on New FBO Complex
The $5 million project includes a terminal, hangar, and utility connections
artist rendering of planned new FBO at KELK
Oklahoma's Elk City Regional Business Airport has begun construction on a new FBO and hangar complex. The $5 million project, slated for completion in the second quarter of 2025, was funded by the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics, the local city government, and the FAA.

Oklahoma’s Elk City Regional Business Airport (KELK) broke ground last week on a new terminal and hangar for the airport-owned and -operated FBO. KELK—which has a 5,400-foot main runway and sees approximately 9,000 operations a year—is located in the midst of Oklahoma’s oil fields.

The $5 million-plus project—funded by the state Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics (ODAA), the local government, and the FAA—will feature a new 3,600-sq-ft terminal that will replace the existing structure, built in 1966. That structure will eventually be demolished to expand the parking apron.

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