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Texas Aviation Missouri Perryton Ochiltree Texas Aviation Stratford 2013 County Airport Follett/Lipscomb Field Gruver County Municipal Pronger Cluck Bros Ranch Spearman Municipal Ranch Airport Miller Higgins-Lipscomb Dallas - Fort Worth Area Dalhart Airfield County 0 5 10 20 Municipal Sunray Airport Miles Hemphill Moore County County Airport Addison Airport Airport Hutchinson Miami-Roberts County County Hicks Airfield Airport Perry LeFors Dallas/Fort Worth Garland/DFW Heloplex Airfield International Airport Wheeler Texas Aviation Facts Saginaw Municipal Dallas Love Field Panhandle-Carson Oklahoma County Fort Worth Meacham Oldham Amarillo McLean/Gray Shamrock International International Airport The Texas airport system is the largest in the nation County Tradewind County Municipal Airport Airport Palo Duro Dallas CBD Veriport Maples with over 2,000 airports and 5 heliports statewide. Buffalo Field Clarendon Arkansas Hereford Municipal There are 304 airports in Texas eligible for TxDOT Municipal Airport Marian Grand Prairie Airport Airpark TARRANT Municipal Airport Redbird funding ($50 million Federal, $15.6 million State funds). Memphis Benger Municipal Arlington DALLAS Airpark Municipal Airport Dimmit City of Municipal Tulia-Swisher In calendar year 2012, there were Airport County Municipal Sycamore Airstrip Childress 69,300,664 enplanements statewide in Texas. Joe Vaughn Municipal Spraying Airport Luck Airfield Lancaster Airport Quanah Carroll Air Park Municipal Wilbarger Fort Worth Spinks Airport Muleshoe Airport County Hale County There are 50,246 pilots certified by the Municipal Airport Airport Federal Aviation Administration in Texas. Dan E Wichita Falls Floydada Richards Foard Wichita Municipal/Sheppard Littlefield Municipal Municipal Municipal County Valley Air Force Base Cedar Airport Airport Mills Abernathy Kickapoo McKeon Municipal Airport Downtown Aviation Cochran Airpark Grayson Cox County County Field Airport Lubbock Gainesville Airport Sherman International Crosbyton Seymour Municipal Airport Municipal Jones Municipal Archer City Bowie Field Clarksville-Red Levelland Airport Municipal Municipal Freedom Airport Municipal Sudden River County Municipal Airport Field Stop Airport Slaton Munday Airport Municipal Harrison Municipal Lane Town & Country Airport Field of Airport Field Airpark Olney Ironhead Knox City Aero Municipal Commerce Franklin Hall-Miller Kent Bridgeport Bishop Country Municipal Mount Pleasant Municipal Airport Jacksboro Palmer County County Municipal Airport McKinney Municipal Airport Airport Yoakum Terry Post-Garza Municipal Field Lakeview Sulphur Springs Airport Greater Morris County County Airport Municipal Airport County Haskell Throckmorton Airport Airport Frisco Municipal Airport County Airport Municipal Airport Municipal Municipal Graham Denton Municipal Airport Kittyhawk Majors Stonewall Airport Caddo Mills Municipal Northwest Air Park Airport County Fort Worth Regional Dallas Municipal Rosser Winnsboro New Denver Alliance Airport Dallas/Fort Worth Addison Taylor Ranch Municipal Manning City Seagraves Hicks International Airport Airport Rockwell Possum Field Arledge Airfield Phillips Flying Ranch Mexico Kingdom Parker Saginaw Garland/DFW Airfield Dallas Love Heloplex Rives Air Park Cypress Hamlin Mineral County Meacham Wood County Fisher Field Airpark East Fox Stephens Lamesa Municipal Airport Dallas River County Wells Grand Prairie Terrell Airport Field - Gilmer Municipal Albany Stephens CDB Vertiport Mineola Wisener Gaines Taylor Airport Muni. 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