The Jefferson City Memorial Airport, located in Jefferson City, Missouri, is a bustling hub for general aviation, business, and military aircraft. With over 60 based aircraft and serving as home to various corporate and state government flight departments, the airport contributes significantly to the local economy, generating an estimated $20 to $25 million annually. Although it does not offer commercial airline service, travelers can access commercial flights through the nearby Columbia Regional Airport.
Established in 1947-48 on 238 acres of farmland across from the State Capitol Building, the Jefferson City Memorial Airport has undergone several improvements over the years. Originally featuring one paved runway and two grass strips, the airport has since been upgraded to its current configuration through various runway enhancements. As an extension of the Public Works Department, the airport is responsible for its daily operation, maintenance, and promotion.
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