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Ormond Beach Municipal Airport (OMN) is a city facility, located on 1,128 acres of land just east of Interstate 95, north of the Tomoka River and west of U.S. Highway 1.
OMN was established in 1943 as a naval
There are about 170 aircraft based at the airport, with approximately 127,000 annual operations (takeoffs or landings). Owned and operated by the City of Ormond Beach, the airport is designated by the Federal Aviation Administration as a publicly-owned, public-use general aviation facility, and by the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems as a General Aviation (GA) Transport Type (TR) Airport.
The airport has a 1,000-square foot passenger terminal building, with 45 on-airport parking spaces. There are also about 50 tie-downs for the airport's general aviation aircraft. Between the airport's T-hangars and conventional hangars, there are 150 covered parking spaces for aircraft.
Private companies offer aviation management and flight support services. Twelve fixed base operators (FBOs) offer flight training, aircraft maintenance and sales, and charter aircraft services. Flight training by both on-site and offsite air schools account for 80 percent of the annual operations.
Recent improvements to the airport include perimeter security fencing, construction of an air traffic control tower, taxiway construction and rehabilitation, as well as new road construction.
Airport Map (70 KB PDF) Aircraft Noise Abatement Task Force
For more information and for noise complaints, please call: Steven Lichliter, Airport Manager Office located on the second floor of the Air Traffic Control Tower (off Hull Road) Ormond Beach Municipal Airport (386) 615-7019 lichliter@ormondbeach.org
Mailing Address: Airport Manager P.O. Box 277 Ormond Beach FL 32175-0277
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training field, the airport was deeded to the city in 1959 by the Federal
Government. The airport facility offers two intersecting runways 8/26 and
17/35, which are 4,004 feet and 3,701 feet respectively. It also offers six
taxiways that are fully lighted.
