Majors Airport (GVT)

Majors Airport, identified by the IATA code GVT and ICAO code KGVT, is a premier general aviation facility serving the city of Greenville, Texas, and the northeastern region of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Owned by the City of Greenville, the airport spans over 1,300 acres and stands as a critical pillar of the local economy. It is most recognized as the home of the L3Harris Mission Integration Division, a major aerospace facility that specializes in high-level aircraft modification and modernization for the U.S. military and international allies. The airport features a robust physical infrastructure, highlighted by a primary asphalt runway (17/35) that extends over 8,000 feet, making it capable of accommodating even the largest wide-body commercial and military aircraft. The facility is equipped with a dedicated control tower staffed by FAA-certified personnel, a sophisticated non-federal Airport Surveillance Radar (ASR) system, and a Category I Instrument Landing System (ILS). For visiting pilots and passengers, the airport offers a modern terminal and lounge through its official Fixed-Base Operator (FBO), Greenville Aviation, which provides comprehensive services including 24/7 self-service 100LL fuel, Jet-A fueling, and a specialized pilot's snooze room. Flight operations at Majors Airport are primarily focused on general aviation, corporate charters, and specialized military-industrial missions. The airfield is supported by 24/7 on-site crash and fire protection services provided by the L3 Fire-Rescue Department, reflecting the high-value nature of the aircraft frequently utilizing the facility. While there are no scheduled commercial passenger airlines at GVT, it serves as a vital hub for regional business logistics and executive travel. Ground transportation is well-supported, with the airport located just off Interstate 30, providing efficient access to downtown Greenville and the broader North Texas business corridor.