Coming soon Direct access road from Route 42

Ashland County Airport

A 3,501-foot runway in the fields northeast of Ashland, Ohio, with self-service fuel and a brand-new terminal.

Identifier
3G4
Runway 1/19
3,501 × 75 ft
CTAF / UNICOM
122.7
Field elevation
1,206 ft
Fuel
100LL, Jet A

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The new Ashland County Airport terminal, with 3G4 lettered on its blue metal side
The new terminal, opened Dec. 16, 2025. Photo: Dillon Carr, Ashland Source.

A new front door for the county

The new terminal opened in December 2025. At about 4,000 square feet, it replaces the 900-square-foot building that had served the field since 1972.

  • Open to the public Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. Weekend hours vary.
  • Pilot lounge open 24/7, with access through the airport UNICOM, 122.7
  • Space for a future flight school, with room for simulators
  • Community room
  • Observation deck up a spiral staircase from the lobby
  • Bathroom with shower, plus a separate public restroom

Landing

Non-towered field under Cleveland Approach. Self-announce on 122.7, and key the mic on the same frequency to turn on the runway lights, REILs, PAPI and VASI.

View down the runway at Ashland County Airport
A view down the runway. Photo: Ashland Source staff.
Runway 19North endRunway 1South end
Heading188° magnetic008° magnetic
Traffic patternLeftRight
Glide path2-box VASI, left, 3.00°4-light PAPI, left, 3.00°
Threshold elevation1,187 ft1,206 ft
Obstruction69 ft trees, 285 ft out, 239 ft right of centerline87 ft trees, 1,661 ft out, 181 ft left of centerline
Instrument approachRNAV (GPS) RWY 19None
Runway 1/19
3,501 × 75 ft, asphaltMedium-intensity edge lights, REIL both ends
Beacon and wind
White-green beaconLighted windsock, no segmented circle
Cleveland Approach / Departure
128.350600–0100 local
Cleveland Center, overnight
134.90100–0600 local, Mansfield RCAG
Clearance by phone
216-352-2323Cleveland ARTCC when approach is closed: 440-774-0223
Departures
Special takeoff minimums applySee the published departure procedure
Nearest weather
Mansfield ASOS 125.313 NM west, 419-520-7277
Second weather source
Wayne County ASOS 118.07517 NM east, 330-669-9105

Largest aircraft for a 3,500-foot runway

Cessna Citation Latitude
Midsize jet
Pilatus PC-24
Light jet
Embraer Phenom 300
Light jet
Beechcraft King Air 350
Turboprop

Pavement strength isn't published. For aircraft over 12,500 pounds, call 419-281-3966 before you come in, and check your performance data against current conditions.

Not for navigation. Before every flight, check NOTAMs and the current FAA Chart Supplement.

Fuel and services

Both fuels are self-service. The airport office is open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, and weekend hours vary.

100LL

Self-service

Jet A

With additive, self-service

Prices change often, so call 419-281-3966 for today's price.

For the aircraft

  • Transient hangar space and tie-downs
  • Minor airframe and engine repair
  • No oxygen on the field

For the crew

  • Pilot lounge, open 24/7 through UNICOM 122.7
  • Observation deck, community room and Wi-Fi

Flight school

The new terminal includes space built for a future Part 141 flight school, the FAA program for structured, advanced pilot training.

It has room for up to three flight simulators and instructor offices, and the airport authority is in active discussions with potential training partners.

Run a flight school or collegiate aviation program? Ask the airport authority about the space: 419-281-3966.

On the field

Businesses based at Ashland County Airport.

  • MCB17

  • Dr. Steinheuser

In the news

Recent coverage of the airport from Ashland Source.

On the field since 1970

1967
Plans announced in March for a 172-acre site. A lawsuit follows two months later, and construction starts that summer.
1968
The first ten-unit T-hangar is finished in November.
1969
Hausserman Aviation opens as the first FBO, and ten more hangar units are approved.
5 July 1970
The airport is dedicated.
1972
The original terminal is built. It serves for more than fifty years.
1979
The runway is repaved.
2020
The airport authority begins acquiring 25 acres for an access road to U.S. Route 42.
March 2025
Ground is broken on a new terminal.
December 2025
The new terminal opens with a ribbon cutting.

Visit

Everyone is welcome at the terminal, whether you're flying out or watching from the observation deck.

700 Township Road 1102
Ashland, OH 44805

Coming soon: a direct access road from Route 42 to the airport.

Get directions
419-281-3966
Airport office and terminal
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pmWeekend hours vary
Pilot lounge
Open 24/7Access through the airport UNICOM, 122.7
Airport manager
Meghan Turnermanager@ashlandcountyairport.com