Halliburton Field (DUC)

Halliburton Field (KDUC) serves Duncan, Oklahoma, positioned two miles south of the city center covering 560 acres at 1,113 feet elevation with a single concrete runway 17/35 measuring 6,650 by 100 feet designed to accommodate corporate aviation and general aviation operations in this oil and gas industry hub. Named for the global oilfield services corporation Halliburton, the airport reflects Duncan's significant role in petroleum industry operations and serves as a corporate aviation gateway for energy sector executives, technical specialists, and business travelers accessing Oklahoma's oil-rich region. The facility operates with AWOS weather services on 119.07 MHz and CTAF communications on 122.8 MHz, providing essential aviation infrastructure for general aviation, corporate flights, and business operations supporting the regional oil and gas economy. While Duncan previously hosted commercial airline service with Mid-Continent Airlines connecting to Dallas, Oklahoma City, and Altus in 1973, the airport now focuses on serving private and corporate aviation needs for the energy industry and local business community. Operational services include flight tracking capabilities, aircraft parking, and essential ground support services designed to meet the needs of corporate aviation clients and recreational pilots accessing south-central Oklahoma. The airport serves as an important transportation link for Duncan's industrial economy, enabling efficient business travel for oil field operations, corporate meetings, and regional commerce while supporting the broader general aviation community in this economically significant region of Oklahoma's petroleum industry corridor.