🇺🇸 Enid Woodring Regional Airport

Enid Woodring Regional Airport (KWDG) is a publicly-owned, public-use airport located 4 miles southeast of Enid, Oklahoma, USA. It is classified as a National Business airport and a Regional airport by the FAA and Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission, respectively.

• Location: 4 miles southeast of Enid, Oklahoma.
• Activation Date: November 1938.
• Runways:
• Runway 17/35: 8,613 x 100 feet, concrete surface, with an ILS approach.
• Runway 13/31: 3,150 x 108 feet, asphalt surface, with a visual approach. (Note: lists 13/31 as 3150 x 75).
• Services: The airport has a control tower, offers 100LL and Jet A fuel, minor airframe and powerplant repair services, and has hangars and tiedowns for parking.
• Historical Significance: Enid was the first city in Oklahoma to vote bonds for a municipally owned airport. The airport was renamed Enid Woodring Municipal Airport on May 30, 1933, in honor of Lt. I. A. (Bert) Woodring, a decorated test pilot who died while testing a new aircraft.
• Operations: The airport is open 365 days a year from 6:00 AM to 9:30 PM, with after-hours services available for transient aircraft. It supports general aviation, including single-engine, multi-engine, and jet aircraft. Military jet training occurs during daylight hours in the vicinity of the airport.

*Sources researched: airnav.com, oklahoma.gov, skyvector.com, enid.org*