Converse County Airport (DGW)

Converse County Airport (DGW), also known by its FAA LID DGW, is a premier public-use general aviation facility located in Converse County, Wyoming, serving the city of Douglas and the surrounding region. Situated approximately three miles north of the city center, the airport is a critical hub for business aviation, agricultural services, and regional energy operations. Its strategic location near the Interstate 25 corridor makes it a vital piece of infrastructure for both the local community and visitors to the region. The terminal facilities at Converse County Airport are designed to provide a high-quality experience for general aviation pilots and passengers. The main terminal building features a comfortable passenger lounge, clean restrooms, and dedicated flight planning areas for crews. A professional Fixed Base Operator (FBO) is available to provide essential aviation services, ensuring an efficient environment for all visitors. The facility is well-maintained and reflects the welcoming atmosphere characteristic of the Wyoming plains community. While the airport does not handle scheduled commercial passenger flights, it remains a bustling site for private aviation and charter operations. The facility features a well-maintained 6,532-foot asphalt runway and offers comprehensive aviation services, including both Jet-A and 100LL fuel, aircraft parking, and hangar rentals. Its proximity to major regional energy projects and its role as a key gateway for the area's robust agricultural sector further enhance its status as a cornerstone of transportation infrastructure in central Wyoming.