Airports in Wisconsin

Brown County Airport, Austin Straubel International, provides a convenient environment for air travel and related business activities in the Northeastern region of Wisconsin. Austin Straubel International Airport is the third largest airport in the state of Wisconsin and operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week. The Airport provides the physical facilities for up to 90,000 take-off and landings annually serving approximately 720,000 commercial passengers, and thousands of sport and general aviation enthusiasts. Currently the Airport is served by several commercial air carriers, air freight companies, two fixed-base operators, five rental car agencies, five taxicab companies, two gift shops, a restaurant and cocktail lounge, a custom house broker, and an amusement arcade.

The La Crosse Municipal Airport is in the French Island district of La Crosse. Located on the Mississippi river in Wisconsin?s Coulee region, the City of La Crosse has a proud tradition of culture and scenery. Riverside Park has become a fun destination for many visitors and residents. This park was designed by the world famous architect John Nolen, who also designed Central Park in New York City. Whether you're looking to enjoy a game of Frisbee in the open recreational area, explore the bike trail, or just relax and admire the river, there is sure to be something that appeals to you.

Located in Madison, offers travelers a full range of flights to regional, national and international destinations; and the sophisticated array of services that are to be expected in a top-notch facility serving a thriving metropolitan area.

Whether looking to experience one of the state?s many outdoor festivals, a peaceful hike through a state park or even an amphibious water adventure, Wisconsin offers plenty of reasons for travelers to ?stay a little bit longer.? General Mitchell International is the largest airport in Wisconsin. Milwaukee County owns the airfield and airport terminal, and leases space to privately-owned businesses and federal government agencies. Businesses at Mitchell include restaurants, shops, rental car agencies, parking facilities management services, a day care, aircraft service providers, private aircraft owners, freight forwarders and ground transportation providers.

Located in north central Wisconsin, Marathon County is a beautiful, fertile area of rolling plains and hills. Marathon County offers ideal recreation opportunities the year around. Marathon County is recognized as having one of the finest park systems in the state. 18 County Parks, totaling 4,050 acres provide recreational, historical, scenic and wildlife attractions for all. The Park system includes many miles of lake and stream frontage as well as swimming beaches, boat landings, picnic areas, hiking trails, playgrounds, shelters and camping areas, a 600 yard shooting range and two indoor ice arenas.

The Rhinelander/Oneida County Airport is located in North Central Wisconsin, two miles west of the City of Rhinelander on the north side of U.S. Highway 8. It is the largest airport serving Oneida and the surrounding counties, and a sizable portion of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The passenger terminal is a beautiful structure built in 1979 in harmony with its Northwoods surroundings and is designed for efficient service to the thousands of customers that use our facility annually.

The Watertown Municipal Airport was commissioned in 1945 and has grown from two short grass strips, a few buildings, and seven aircraft to a modern facility. Currently, the airport is called home by over 85 aircraft owners. The facility has three non-precision approaches and a state-of-the-art precision TLS approach, the first one of its kind in the country.

Whether it's biking, fishing, hiking, or snowmobiling in neighboring state forests, swimming and sailing in a dozen nearby crystal clear lakes, 18 holes at several area championship courses, upscale shopping, or searching scenic back roads for antique shops Waukesha County Airport is ideally located. The airport is located in the heart of corporate Wisconsin and is easily accessible from Milwaukee and Wisconsin's state capital, Madison. Business and recreational pilots alike will enjoy the advanced aviation technology, highly experience air traffic control and comprehensive weather information.