Troy Municipal Airport at N Kenneth Campbell Field (TOI)

Troy Municipal Airport works as a private-aviation connector, so the useful planning is the ground leg into town. The airport's FBO can arrange rental cars, which is the simplest option if you need to move between the field, Troy University, and downtown without waiting on a ride. Local taxi service exists, and the PATS demand-response system can cover scheduled trips within Troy and Pike County, but that only helps if the pickup time is already booked. Because there is no on-site public transit route at the terminal, the safest approach is to line up transport before you arrive rather than trying to improvise after landing. That matters most for university visits, business trips, and same-day meetings where a missed pickup would ripple through the rest of the itinerary. TOI is useful because it gives southeast Alabama a small but functional municipal airport, and the lack of a commercial passenger operation is exactly why the airport is manageable and low-friction for local access. If you are connecting through here, think of it as an endpoint for a car transfer rather than the start of an airline-style transfer chain. When timing matters, confirm whether your pickup is from the FBO or the terminal side so no one waits in the wrong place.

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