Ruleville Drew Airport

Ruleville Drew Airport (KM37) is a small, publicly owned general aviation airport primarily serving the local communities of Drew and Ruleville, Mississippi, along with general aviation pilots, including those associated with DSU, North Sunflower Hospital, and agricultural operations. Recent information indicates a positive outlook regarding significant upgrades and improvements to the airport's infrastructure, aimed at enhancing its efficiency and utility for general aviation users. Comprehensive traveler reviews, as would be found for larger commercial airports detailing passenger experiences, terminal amenities, security wait times, or customs, are not available due to the airport's nature as a general aviation facility.

What Travelers (Pilots/Users) Love:

• Recent Infrastructure Upgrades: The airport has undergone significant improvements, including the repaving of the entrance road, upgrades to the Papi System (precision approach path indicator), and enhancements to the runway lights, which are now LEDs. The runway itself has also been resealed with new stripes and numbers.
• Availability of Fuel: 100LL av-gas is now available 24/7 by cash and major credit card, which is a crucial service for general aviation pilots.
• Improved Operations: The rotating beacon and all other airport lighting have been repaired and are fully functional. The runway (18/36) is in good condition, measuring 3,000 by 60 feet (914 x 18 m) with medium edge lights.
• New FBO Under Construction: A new Flight Briefing Office (FBO) is in the process of being built, which is expected to be a significant asset to the airport and its users, as it is a facility the airport has not had before.
• Income-Producing Assets: The addition of T-hangars, built with grants, has provided a vital source of income for the airport, and these hangars are currently leased out.