Aeropuerto de Tillamook (OTK)

Tillamook Airport (IATA: OTK / ICAO: KTMK) is a regional airport situated in Tillamook, a quaint city nestled on the coast of Oregon, USA. Known for its scenic landscapes and maritime heritage, Tillamook provides an inviting gateway to the Oregon coast and its surrounding attractions. Originally established during World War II, Tillamook Airport has its roots in military aviation, serving as a naval air station. Post-war, the facility was transformed into a public airport, facilitating a blend of general aviation and regional travel.

Positioned approximately two miles south of Tillamook's central business district, the airport is conveniently accessible for both residents and visitors. Despite its regional stature, Tillamook Airport is equipped with modern amenities and infrastructure suitable for a variety of aviation activities. The single asphalt runway, 13/31, spans 5,001 feet in length, accommodating a diverse range of aircraft operations, from small private planes to larger, business-class jets.

Tillamook Airport handles a modest but stable volume of air traffic. As of recent statistics, the airport records over 10,000 aircraft operations annually, with the bulk of these comprising general aviation activities. Though it does not host commercial airline services, the airport supports air taxi operations and serves as an essential hub for local pilots and aviation enthusiasts.

The airport contributes significantly to the local economy and community, providing essential air transport services, stimulating tourism, and facilitating business activities in the region. Despite its small size, Tillamook Airport stands as a pivotal infrastructure element, encapsulating the spirit of regional aviation in Oregon.