Coffeyville Municipal Airport (CFV)

Coffeyville Municipal Airport (CFV), also known by its ICAO code KCFV, is a premier general aviation facility located four miles northeast of the central business district of Coffeyville, Kansas. Serving as a critical transportation link for Montgomery County and the broader Southeast Kansas region, the airport acts as a hub for corporate aviation, agricultural flights, and private pilots. The facility is city-owned and plays a fundamental role in the region's industrial logistics and economic development. The airport features a well-maintained passenger terminal building that includes a comfortable lounge area for pilots and travelers. Inside, visitors have access to essential amenities including restrooms, flight planning resources, and free Wi-Fi. The airfield infrastructure is robust, featuring two asphalt runways: the primary runway (17/35) measures 5,872 feet in length and is equipped with modern lighting to support small jet traffic and night operations. For the convenience of aircraft operators, the airport offers 24-hour self-service fueling for 100LL Avgas and Jet A+, along with on-site aircraft maintenance and hangar storage provided by local aviation businesses. While Coffeyville Municipal does not currently host scheduled commercial airline service, it is a bustling center for air taxi operations and private charters. Its strategic location near the Oklahoma border makes it a convenient gateway for business travelers visiting the local manufacturing hubs or for those heading to the nearby Tulsa metropolitan area. The airfield is also known for its frequent activity related to flight training and aerial application services. Ground transportation into Coffeyville is typically arranged via local taxi services or pre-arranged rental cars, ensuring easy access to the city's historic downtown and industrial zones. Pilots are advised to remain vigilant for local wildlife, particularly deer, which are frequently seen in the vicinity of the airfield.