Ed-Air Airport (OTN)

Ed-Air Airport (OTN), also known as Don Scott Field, is a small public-use general aviation facility located approximately 1 mile west of Oaktown, Indiana. As a privately-owned airfield, it does not feature a formal commercial passenger terminal building. Instead, the facility functions as a basic regional airstrip, primarily serving local private pilots and agricultural aviation operations in Knox County. Facilities at the airport are extremely minimal and tailored for general aviation needs. The 'terminal' area typically consists of basic administrative space and essential pilot services managed by Ed-Air Inc. There are no on-site commercial amenities such as retail shops, restaurants, or passenger lounges, and the facility is often attended irregularly. Travelers and pilots are advised to be self-sufficient and coordinate all logistical needs in the nearby town of Oaktown. The airfield features a single 2,897-foot asphalt runway (18/36) and is equipped with a basic rotating beacon for nighttime identification. Aviation services are limited to 100LL Avgas fueling and basic aircraft tie-downs, with a hangar located at the north end of the runway for based aircraft. Ground transportation is informal, with no dedicated shuttle or taxi services stationed at the airstrip, requiring visitors to arrange private vehicle pickups.