We'RE READY WHEN YOU ARE

We're Ready When You Are

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

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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HANGAR INFO

The DeKalb County Airport maintains 39 T-Hangar style and 5 larger box hangar style structures for rent.  Currently there are no available hangars, however, if you join our waiting list, one may be yours soon.

Development Opportunity

The DeKalb County Airport has a unique development opportunity on the southwest side of the airport property.  Be sure to click for more information.

FBO SERVICES

Our newly remodeled terminal building provides amenities for pilots, passengers and guests.  But our full list of other FBO services is quickly growing and well worth your while to check out!

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New T-Hangars

New T-Hangars

New T-Hangars Coming! As you know, there has been talk for many years of constructing new T-Hangars and tearing down the old blue hangars on the west end, in which your aircraft currently resides if you are located in the B or C rows. The process is now underway. The...

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💥 Ever wondered what those tripod-mounted devices are around the airport?

They’re called propane bird cannons, and they’re an important part of keeping our airport safe!

Each cannon consists of a 20-pound propane tank with a solar-powered, automated cannon mounted on top. Beginning at 7:00 a.m. and continuing until 9:00 p.m., the cannons randomly produce a loud “boom” several times each hour. Airport staff can also activate them remotely when needed.

Why all the noise? 🐦✈️

Birds can pose a serious hazard to aircraft during takeoff and landing. The unpredictable booms help discourage birds from nesting on or near the airfield, encouraging them to relocate to a quieter environment. By reducing bird activity, we’re helping create a safer environment for pilots, passengers, and wildlife alike.

The next time you hear a boom at the airport, you’ll know it’s all part of keeping our skies safe!
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💥 Ever wondered what those tripod-mounted devices are around the airport?

They’re called propane bird cannons, and they’re an important part of keeping our airport safe!

Each cannon consists of a 20-pound propane tank with a solar-powered, automated cannon mounted on top. Beginning at 7:00 a.m. and continuing until 9:00 p.m., the cannons randomly produce a loud “boom” several times each hour. Airport staff can also activate them remotely when needed.

Why all the noise? 🐦✈️

Birds can pose a serious hazard to aircraft during takeoff and landing. The unpredictable booms help discourage birds from nesting on or near the airfield, encouraging them to relocate to a quieter environment. By reducing bird activity, we’re helping create a safer environment for pilots, passengers, and wildlife alike.

The next time you hear a boom at the airport, you’ll know it’s all part of keeping our skies safe!

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Noticed that you have spikes on it to stop birds from sitting on them.... when I was at KIND, I saw a bird sitting on one of the bird cannons and when it "clicked" before firing, the bird flew straight up and then landed back on the cannon after it fired.... those birds seem to figure things out 🙂

Flock guns to go with the cameras?

Did you know that over 100,000 planes take off every day around the world? ... See MoreSee Less

Did you know that over 100,000 planes take off every day around the world?
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KGWB Winter Operations

KGWB Winter Operations

November 2024 As another winter season begins, we wanted to review with everyone our snow removal operations.  One thing that has not changed is our availability, if you need to conduct an operation outside of normal business hours, contact us on our main line or...

GWB Maintenance/NOTAM’s

GWB Maintenance/NOTAM’s

Runway Extension The DeKalb County Airport is currently in the process of extending runway 9-27 from 5,000 ft to 7,100 ft. This project has been planned for over two decades. Recently we finished construction on the extension of CR 62 (2021), the grade and drain...

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THE Auburn-DeKalb Executive Airport

Full Service FBO | FREE Airport-Wide WiFi | AWOS Weather Display | Hangars Available | Newly Remodeled Terminal | Pilot Lounge | Kitchen