US Airports, Heliports & Seaplane Bases
U.S. · 18,981 locations

There are 18,981 Airports, Heliports & Seaplane Bases in the US as of October 2026. They are in all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. Texas has the most, with 1,858.

All 18,981 open US aviation facilities from the FAA's National Airspace System Resource file, the authoritative federal source, refreshed on the FAA's 28-day publication cycle. The mix is 12,580 airports, 5,672 heliports, 560 seaplane bases and a tail of ultralight, glider and balloon fields.

More about this list

The fields that matter for qualifying are all here: the FAA and ICAO identifiers, public versus private use, ownership, the number of runways and the longest runway length, fuel types available, whether the field is towered, and surveyed coordinates on 100% of records. Only 5,013 are public-use, and 723 are towered, so the file lets you cut straight to the small set that matters for a given application. Buyers include aviation fuel networks, charter and fractional operators, ground support equipment makers, hangar and FBO developers, drone and airspace software, and emergency and air-ambulance planners who need heliports specifically.

18,981Locations
52States
26Data Fields
October 18, 2026File built

#Count report

By state

These states add up to 18,940 of the 18,981 locations.

Texas1,858
Florida924
California864
Alaska772
Illinois643
Pennsylvania642
Ohio555
Wisconsin525
North Carolina509
Washington498
Indiana494
New York487
Missouri486
Michigan484
Minnesota475
Georgia462
Oklahoma452
Colorado431
Louisiana424
Oregon420
Virginia394
Kansas373
Tennessee354
Alabama335
Idaho327
Arkansas325
Arizona313
Montana313
Iowa290
Kentucky272
New Jersey271
North Dakota255
Mississippi241
Nebraska233
Maine230
South Carolina207
Maryland205
Massachusetts177
Utah177
South Dakota175
New Hampshire165
Nevada161
New Mexico157
Wyoming123
West Virginia121
Connecticut97
Vermont86
Puerto Rico44
Hawaii39
Delaware38
Rhode Island22
District of Columbia15

Need just some of them? Ask in your own words.

●Where the rows are

Map of where the US Airports, Heliports & Seaplane Bases are
One dot for every ZIP code with at least one location. Ask above for any part of it: a state, a city, a distance.

≡Sample Data Preview

airport-list.csvscroll →UTF-8
nameaddresscitystatezipphonefacility typefaa idicao idownershipuseelevationrunwayslongest runway ftfuel typestoweredgeo precisioncountycounty fipscounty noteaddress qualityzip4countrylatitudelongitudesource url
ADAKP O BOX 1952Adak IslandAK99546(907) 413-2230airportADKPADKpublicpublic19.517790A1falsesourceAleutians West Census Area02016po_boxUS51.88358277-176.64248222https://nfdc.faa.gov/webContent/28DaySub/extra/03_Sep_2026_APT_CSV.zip
COOK COUNTY160 AIRPORT RD.AdelGA31620(229) 507-1340airport15Jpublicpublic235.225502100LL,A+falsesourceCook County13075completeUS31.13675777-83.45422333https://nfdc.faa.gov/webContent/28DaySub/extra/03_Sep_2026_APT_CSV.zip
PHILLIPS AAF (ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND)AberdeenMD(410) 278-4902airportAPGKAPGmilitaryprivate44.517998falsesourceHarford County24025missingUS39.465465-76.16829222https://nfdc.faa.gov/webContent/28DaySub/extra/03_Sep_2026_APT_CSV.zip
DOLITTLE FLD39 AVIATION DRAlbanyNH03818(603) 262-3920airportNH38privateprivate86012000falsesourceCarroll County33003completeUS43.97257111-71.1697925https://nfdc.faa.gov/webContent/28DaySub/extra/03_Sep_2026_APT_CSV.zip
ABBEVILLE78 HANGER RDAbbevilleSC29620(813) 417-8910airportSC81privateprivate55012250falsesourceAbbeville County45001ZIP 29620 spans 2 counties; assigned to the county holding 96% of its land areacompleteUS34.15150638-82.35373694https://nfdc.faa.gov/webContent/28DaySub/extra/03_Sep_2026_APT_CSV.zip
Five sample rows; the file you buy has all 26 columns.

{}What's in each row

FieldWhat it isRows filled
nameBusiness or facility name100%
facilityTypeFacility type100%
faaIdFaa id100%
icaoIdIcao id14%
ownershipOwnership100%
useUse100%
addressStreet address98%
cityCity100%
stateTwo-letter state code100%
zipZIP code98%
countryCountry code100%
phonePhone number where published97%
latitudeGPS latitude where published100%
longitudeGPS longitude where published100%
elevationElevation100%
runwaysRunways100%
longestRunwayFtLongest runway ft100%
fuelTypesFuel types20%
toweredTowered100%
sourceUrlThe public source this row came from100%
geo_precisionHow exact the map point is: the source's own point, the street address, or the ZIP code's centre100%
countyCounty the location is in100%
county_fipsFive-digit federal code of that county100%
county_noteHow the county was found, where it was not given by the source33%
address_qualityWhether the street address is complete, missing a house number, or a PO box100%
zip4Zip413%

Rows filled is measured on every row of the delivered file.

✓Where this data comes from

Each row names the public source it came from, so any record can be checked against where it was published.

October 18, 2026

File built · Rebuilt weekly on an automatic schedule.

26 fields

Columns in the file

Fill measured

On every row of the delivered file

How we build and date every file: methodology.

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How assistants ask

No connector needed. Any AI assistant can answer from this site with a web link, no connector, no account: open https://locationlists.com/find with the question as query parameters.

If a question needs filtering, distance, drive time, combining lists or a price, open a /find link: either put the question itself in q=, or build the structured link. The answer does not need an API, a connector or an account.

Simplest, the question itself: https://locationlists.com/find?q=<the question in plain words>

Or set the parts yourself: https://locationlists.com/find?dataset=<slug>&state=<ST>&city=<city>&county=<county>&zip=<zip>&near=<place or zip>&radius=<miles>&drive=<minutes>&where=<column>:<op>:<value>&total=<rows>

Leave out what the question does not need. Use radius for straight-line miles or drive for minutes of driving (5 to 60), not both; near can name several places separated by | to reach from any of them. To ask about several lists at once, use datasets with two or more names, or category with a kind of business. To compare two lists, add relate=nearest and the other list with b. in front of its parameters. To count by area, use areas=county (or zip, state, metro). To keep only places whose county, ZIP code, metro area or state meets a Census figure, add area_where (for example county:population>1000000); with areas, per=100000 gives counts per 100,000 residents.

Links an assistant can open, each showing how many rows match, a few preview rows and the price for just that part:

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Read https://locationlists.com/skill.md and follow the instructions to connect LocationLists. Then show me the US Airports, Heliports & Seaplane Bases list.

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For developers

Every step below has a no-connector equivalent: https://locationlists.com/find?dataset=airport-list with the same filters as query parameters.

  1. Connect your agent to https://locationlists.com/mcp (no key, no signup).
  2. Call count_locations with dataset: "airport-list" and any filter — it is free, and returns how many rows match and what they cost.
  3. Fetch the rows with query_locations: $0.74 per 100 rows from this dataset. Above 9,491 rows, buying the whole file is cheaper.

Paid in USDC over x402 — the agent gets an HTTP 402 with the exact price, signs, and retries. Money moves only after rows are delivered, so a failed or empty query costs nothing. Setup for Claude, Cursor and VS Code

?Frequently Asked Questions

How many Airports, Heliports & Seaplane Bases are there in the US?

There are 18,981 Airports, Heliports & Seaplane Bases in the US as of October 2026. They are in all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. Texas has the most, with 1,858.

Are private airstrips included?

Yes, and they are the majority: 13,867 of the facilities are privately owned, against 4,786 public and 313 military. The ownership and use columns let you filter to the 5,013 public-use facilities if that is what you need.

Why do some records have a PO box as the address?

Because the FAA's file has no airport street address field at all. The address, ZIP and phone come from the facility manager contact record, which is often a PO box or a municipal office. City, state and the surveyed latitude and longitude are the reliable location fields, and coordinates are present on every record.

Do you have fixed-base operators, the fuel and handling businesses?

That is a separate dataset and it is still being assembled. FBOs are the commercially interesting layer but no federal registry lists them, so they have to be gathered airport by airport against a rate-limited source. Ask us where it stands.

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