Hastings Municipal Airport (HSI)

Hastings Municipal Airport (HSI) is a primary general aviation facility serving the city of Hastings and south-central Nebraska. The airport features a recently renovated Fixed Base Operator (FBO) building and a functional passenger terminal designed to support private pilots, corporate aviation, and regional flight training. The facility is a point of local pride, particularly for its historic brick hangar built in 1930, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Inside the terminal and FBO areas, travelers have access to professional amenities. The main building houses a comfortable pilot's lounge with a kitchenette, a snooze room for long-range crews, and a modern conference room for business meetings. The airport provides comprehensive aircraft services including full-service and 24-hour self-service fueling (100LL and Jet A), as well as maintenance and storage options. The infrastructure includes two well-maintained concrete runways, with the primary runway (14/32) measuring 6,451 feet, ensuring the airport can handle a wide variety of executive and recreational aircraft. Navigating the facility is exceptionally straightforward due to its logical layout and the lack of complex commercial passenger flow. Ground transportation is well-supported with courtesy cars available for visiting pilots and local taxi services that connect the airport to downtown Hastings, located just two miles to the southeast. The airport serves as a vital node for regional logistics, emergency medical transport, and as a gateway for business travelers visiting the various manufacturing and educational centers in the region. Its spacious 504-acre site provides ample room for operations while maintaining a professional and quiet atmosphere.