The Sand Springs - Pogue Airport is a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regional business airport located three miles northwest of Sand Springs. It has a 5,800-foot long by 100-foot wide runway that can accommodate the vast majority of business jet aircraft and an airport terminal that includes a conference room, office space, pilot lounge, and modern weather monitoring and flight planning equipment. As a reliever, Sand Springs-Pogue Airport provides the general aviation pilot an alternative to the busy airspace of Tulsa International and R.L. Jones Riverside Airport. The airport is also used as a practice facility by aircraft of Spartan School of Aeronautics and Tulsa Technology Center.
For more information, contact Ken Madison, Airport Supervisor, at 918-246-2605.
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William R. Pogue Municipal Airport
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- Airport management
- Aviation fuel
- Aircraft parking (ramp or tiedown)
- Courtesy transportation
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| Fueling hours: | Mon-Sat 7am-7pm
Sun 9am-6pm |
| Fuel prices as last reported on 02-Oct-2008 |
| 100LL Avgas Pump service |
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$4.85 |
Reported by the FBO |
| Discounts: | $.10/gal. 50 gal and up |
Prices include all taxes. Prices not guaranteed.
Jet A no longer available.
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- From Cory Behounek
on 16-Jun-2007
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Over our spring break we took three planes to Oklahoma City for the high altitude chamber (CAMI). On our way one plane had alternator problems and forced us to land at Pogue at 5am local time. We were all surprised to see a man come out of the dark to help us. He unlocked the FBO, let us sleep inside, and sold us some decent food. In the morning he let us use the courtesy to get breakfast. We took the other too planes to PWA just north of OKC and dropped off two people and all the bags and went back to pick up the other two that were left behind. Alternator was fixed the next day we flew up to pick that plane up and everything went great after that. Fuel price is great too! Thanks for all your guys help and we will be back!
- From Darrell Forman
on 06-Mar-2007
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Stopped in for a meeting. Ken (Airport Manager) met me at the door. Towed my aircraft over to the pump, topped it off and returned it to my spot. Spent a long time visiting with him at the terminal. Let me use the courtesy car for the meeting and lunch. Very nice facility, new pilot briefing room, and weather station. Fuel price is outstanding, and great people to deal with. Highly recommend this airport when visiting the Tulsa area. Thanks for everything, Ken!
- From L M Scudieri
on 26-Dec-2006
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DTN weather is now up and running in the main area. Nice facilities in the flight planning room. I was met in my plane upon shutdown in front of the full-service fuel island by two very nice gents and was turned around in minutes. Good price for fuel, too!
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