Crane County Airport (CCG)

Crane County Airport (CCG), officially identified by the FAA as E13, serves as a vital general aviation link within the energy-dense Permian Basin of West Texas. Because the airport is primarily used for private executive travel and oilfield logistics, it does not host scheduled commercial airline services. For travelers requiring commercial connections, the nearest major hub is Midland International Air & Space Port (MAF), located approximately 52 miles (84 km) to the northeast. Reaching MAF from Crane typically requires a one-hour drive via TX-349 and US-385. If you are arriving at CCG via a private charter and have a same-day connection at Midland International, it is essential to allow a minimum of 2.5 hours to account for ground transit and standard security processing. The airport is currently unattended and does not offer on-site fueling services; pilots typically coordinate fuel stops at nearby Odessa-Schlemeyer Field (ODO) or Midland Airpark (MDD). For ground transportation, there are no on-demand rideshare services like Uber or Lyft available in Crane. Travelers must pre-arrange private car services or book a local taxi from Odessa, such as Ridey Transportation, to meet their flight. Alternatively, All Aboard America operates a twice-daily bus service from Crane to the Odessa transit hub, where connections to Midland can be made. When planning your arrival, be mindful that the region is heavily industrial; temporary oil rigs and cranes are frequently situated in the airport's approach paths, and the desert environment means you should always carry your own water and essential supplies, as the terminal facilities are minimal and often unmanned.

🌟 View Real-Time Airport Reviews

See current Google Maps reviews, ratings, photos, and traveler experiences for Crane County Airport (CCG).