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Stillwater Regional Airport

36.16120°N
-97.08570°W
ARR / DAY
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DEP / DAY
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Stillwater Regional Airport (KSWO/SWO) is a medium general aviation airport located in Stillwater, OK, 54 mi north east of Oklahoma City. It features 3 runways with the longest being 7,401 feet.

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Current weather

Latest METAR observation

1h ago
Temp
103°F
Wind
15 kts
190°
Visib
10+ km
Ceil
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KSWO 272153Z 19015KT 10SM CLR 39/17 A2980 RMK AO2 SLP076 T03940167

Runways

3 installed

7,401 FT MAX
04/22
5,002 ft × 75
ASP● LITMED
13/31
5,003 ft × 150
CON○ unlitCLOSED
17/35
7,401 ft × 100
ASP● LITMED

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Communications Frequencies

2026-06-11
Type Freq (MHz) Hours
CTAF 125.350 —
TWR 125.350 0800-2200
GND 121.600 0800-2200
UNICOM 122.950 —
ASOS 135.725 —
STILLWAT 122.300 —
OTHER 122.300 —
LCL/P 125.350 0800-2200
PONCA CI 127.800 —
OTHER 127.800 —
PONCA CI 319.100 —
OTHER 319.100 —
Airport operations
ARTCC:
ZKC
Mag var:
5° E
Fuel:
100LL

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Pilot & community notes

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RatOmeter
02/09/2008
History of "Searcy Field"
Searcy Field (now Stillwater Regional Airport) was a storage and disposal site for 475 combat airplanes after World War II. Paul Mantz purchased all 475 aircraft for $55,000 in 1944. He kept only 12 of them, selling the rest for in parts and for scrap. Between that and the sale of the fuel drained from the fleet, he made a nice profit. The remaining aircraft he used in the making of Hollywood movies.
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