Oscoda-Wurtsmith Airport, located in Oscoda, Michigan, is a public airport that offers a wide range of services to pilots and aviation enthusiasts. With a rich history dating back to its opening on December 1, 1993, following the closure of Wurtsmith Air Force Base, the airport has become an important hub for the region. Operated by the Oscoda-Wurtsmith Airport Authority, comprised of five municipal constituents, the airport's main purpose is to maintain and operate a public airport.

It offers 24-hour near all-weather daily access, ensuring convenience for pilots. Additionally, they provide Fixed Base Operating (FBO) services, including aircraft fuel sales and a flight school, through Phoenix Aviation Services. For those interested in aviation scholarships, the airport also offers opportunities for aspiring pilots to pursue their dreams.

Moreover, Oscoda-Wurtsmith Airport has a range of industrial buildings and hangars available for lease, making it an ideal location for aviation and non-aviation businesses. Land leases are also available for aerospace development complexes and businesses requiring easy access to the airport's impressive 11,800' runway. Whether you're a pilot looking for quality services or a business seeking a prime location, Oscoda-Wurtsmith Airport is well-equipped to meet your needs