DeKalb County Airport

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Come ride the D-25! - Here is your opportunity to step back to the time of barnstorming. Come ride in the open cockpit biplane at the Auburn DeKalb Executive Airport.
Young Eagles - 2026 Young Eagles at DeKalb County Airport VAA 37, A Hangar Saturday – May 2nd, May 16th, June 20th, August 15th Registration and Flights are from 9am-1pm Register at VAA 37 Kids 8-17 fly free. No purchase, no catch. Fully volunteer funded and staffed. Each Young Eagles flight covers pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight activities. Pre-flight: […]

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The DeKalb County Airport Authority provides a safe, efficient and cost effective environment for air transportation while contributing to and generating economic benefit by acting as a gateway to and from DeKalb County and the region. We promote aviation, both corporate and private, affording convenient and diverse travel options along with community events for the area citizens.

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Summer may be winding down, but some of the best flying of the year is just around the corner.
Cooler temperatures, crisp mornings, colorful landscapes, and smooth skies make fall one of many pilots’ favorite seasons to fly.
We’re looking forward to another beautiful season at Auburn-DeKalb Executive Airport.
See you on the ramp!
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Summer may be winding down, but some of the best flying of the year is just around the corner.
Cooler temperatures, crisp mornings, colorful landscapes, and smooth skies make fall one of many pilots’ favorite seasons to fly.
We’re looking forward to another beautiful season at Auburn-DeKalb Executive Airport.
See you on the ramp!

Believe it or not, airports are home to plenty of wildlife.
From birds soaring overhead to deer along the fence line, sharing the airfield with nature is part of everyday airport operations.
Keeping wildlife and aircraft safely separated is an important part of maintaining a safe airport environment.
Have you ever spotted wildlife while visiting the airport?
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Yup. Coming in to land at Smithfield after some solo night landings and about 20 feet from wheels down a coyote ran onto the runway. Did a Go-Around and the coyote survived.

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