FBOs
Oklahoma Airport Debuts New FBO Terminal
The $3 million-plus project replaces a smaller, half century-old facility
New terminal at Oklahoma's Miami Regional Airport
Local dignitaries, airport employees, and other stakeholders celebrate the opening of the new $3 million-plus terminal at Miami Regional Airport in Oklahoma. © Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics

Oklahoma’s Miami Regional Airport (KMIO) has inaugurated the new terminal for its municipally-operated FBO. The cost of the $3.28 million project, which began last year, was split roughly evenly between the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics (ODAA), the FAA, and the city of Miami.

It included a 4,000-sq-ft terminal with a passenger lobby, pilot lounge, showers, 16-seat conference room, landside porte-cochère, and outdoor observation patio. The new facility replaces the earlier 1970s-era terminal, which is attached to a 4,800-sq-ft hangar and will be repurposed as tenant offices.

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