Broken Bow Municipal Airport (BBW)

Broken Bow Municipal Airport (BBW), also known as Keith Glaze Field, is a well-maintained public-use airport serving Custer County in central Nebraska. Located just two nautical miles north of the city of Broken Bow, it acts as a vital aviation gateway for the region's agricultural and business communities. The airport features a single concrete runway (14/32) measuring 4,203 feet, which is equipped with modern lighting for night operations. This facility is a favorite among general aviation pilots in the Midwest due to its high-quality pavement and the professional atmosphere of its operations. The terminal building at Keith Glaze Field is a modern and welcoming facility designed to support the needs of both local and visiting pilots. It offers a comfortable pilot lounge, flight planning areas with up-to-date meteorological resources, and well-equipped meeting rooms that are often used by local businesses. While the terminal is typically unattended for full passenger services, it is accessible 24/7 for pilots, with contact information for airport management and services clearly posted. The facility provides a streamlined experience, emphasizing ease of access and self-service efficiency, which is characteristic of Nebraska's premier general aviation airfields. Amenities at Broken Bow Municipal Airport are tailored to the general aviation experience. A courtesy vehicle is frequently available for pilots and passengers to travel into the city of Broken Bow for dining and accommodation, providing an excellent level of service for a regional airfield. On-site, visitors can find 24/7 self-service 100LL fuel, while Jet-A is available by prior arrangement. The airport's location provides convenient access to the Sandhills region of Nebraska, making it a popular stop for those exploring the state's unique geography. Flight instruction and aircraft maintenance services are also supported through local operators based at the field, ensuring a comprehensive range of aviation support.