Anacortes Airport (OTS)

Anacortes Airport (OTS) is a public-use general aviation facility located in Skagit County, Washington, approximately 2 miles west of the city center. While the airport does not feature a traditional commercial passenger terminal, it serves as a critical gateway to the San Juan Islands and is a hub for regional island-hopping charters. The facility is managed by the Port of Anacortes and provides essential support for private pilots, air ambulance services, and air freight operations.

The airport infrastructure is primarily geared toward general aviation, with an administrative office located at the north end of Hangar Building No. 1. While the field is officially unattended, a pilot lounge and waiting area are typically available for transient crews and passengers. There are no on-site commercial restaurants or retail shops, but the terminal's proximity to downtown Anacortes ensures easy access to a variety of local dining and lodging options within a short drive.

Technical services at the field include 24-hour self-service fueling for both 100LL Avgas and Jet A via a secure card-lock system. The airport features a single 3,018-foot asphalt runway (18/36) and maintains strict noise abatement procedures to minimize impact on the surrounding residential areas. Ground transportation is informal, with no dedicated rental car desks on-site, though local taxi and ride-sharing services are available to connect travelers to the nearby ferry terminal and city center.