Centerville Municipal Airport (GHM)

Centerville Municipal Airport (GHM) is a public-use general aviation facility located in Hickman County, Tennessee, approximately two miles north of the town of Centerville. Positioned in the scenic interior of Middle Tennessee, the airport serves as an important gateway for executive travel, regional flying clubs, and local industries. The facility features a single asphalt runway and is managed by the City of Centerville, providing essential aviation infrastructure for a community known for its natural beauty and its proximity to the Duck River. The terminal facilities at Centerville Municipal offer a functional and welcoming environment tailored to the needs of the general aviation community. The airport provides essential amenities including a comfortable pilot lounge, a small conference room for business travelers, and clean restrooms. Visitors can also benefit from public access Wi-Fi and television services. The facility has recently undergone improvements to its storage and terminal infrastructure, reflecting the city's commitment to maintaining a professional and accessible aviation hub for Hickman County. As a dedicated general aviation airport, GHM does not host regularly scheduled commercial airline flights. Its primary mission is to support private pilots, corporate jets, and local aviation organizations. The airport acts as its own Fixed Base Operator (FBO), providing 24-hour self-service aviation fuel (both 100LL and Jet A) along with transient hangar space and tie-down parking. The facility is also a base for aircraft maintenance services, supporting the operational needs of the regional aviation community. Ground transportation from Centerville Municipal Airport is straightforward, with courtesy cars available for short-term local use, providing easy access to the shops and restaurants of downtown Centerville. For those heading further afield, pre-arranging taxis or private vehicles is recommended. The airport's location offers a quiet and convenient alternative to the major international hub at Nashville (BNA), located about an hour's drive to the northeast. Despite its modest size, Centerville Municipal Airport remains a cornerstone of the region's connectivity, supporting both the local economy and the continued growth of general aviation in Middle Tennessee.