The Oklahoma City Department of Airports is comprised of three airports:  Will Rogers World Airport, Wiley Post Airport and Clarence E. Page Airport.  The airports are owned by the City of Oklahoma City and leased to the Oklahoma City Airport Trust, which oversees the management of the facilities.  The department is led by Mark Kranenburg, Director of Airports, who is responsible for the operations of the airport system.

WILL ROGERS WORLD AIRPORT

With three major runways—two 9,800-ft parallel runways and one 7,800-ft crosswind runway—Will Rogers World Airport can accommodate any size aircraft.   With a strong mix of commercial, freight, military, corporate and general aviation activity, the number of operations for 2010 exceeded 120,000.

Six commercial carriers serve Will Rogers with an average of 75 daily departures to 19 nonstop destinations.  Total traffic for 2010 was 3,466,127, a 2.41% increase from 2009.

The airport is home to 67 companies that employ over 10,000 people.  Major tenants include the FAA's Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, AAR Aircraft Services – Oklahoma, the Federal Bureau of Prisons Transfer Center, Southwest Airlines Reservation Center and the Metro Tech Aviation Career Center.

Will Rogers World Airport encompasses Oklahoma City's Foreign Trade Zone, providing cargo logistics and tariff-related advantages for companies who trade internationally.  With its central location, just minutes from “America’s Crossroads” (the junction of I-35, I-40 and
I-44.) and large developable tracts of land, Will Rogers World Airport offers great development opportunities for aviation, aviation support, industrial, office and retail businesses.