Taking Flight
Ready for take-off to a higher level of service in the Arkansas Ozarks is the Ozark Regional Airport at Mountain Home. With a new Master Plan for the future, airport leaders are working toward expanded services and improved facilities at the 338-acre facility west of the county Industrial Park.

Future Improvements at Ozark Regional Airport
Immediate goals are an Instrument Landing System with Precision Approach and resumption of scheduled carrier service to regional hubs, such as St. Louis, Memphis, and Dallas-Fort Worth. In late 2003, Congress appropriated $1 million for an ILS. The DOT granted $574,000 for efforts to re-establish scheduled service through the Small Community Air Service Development Pilot Program. (This service ended just after the tragic events of 9/11/2001.)

Serving the Twin Lakes Area Since 1967
Ozark Regional Airport serves the public, leaders of business and industry, private pilots, the Civil Air Patrol, and the vital local tourism industry. Commissioners know this airport's great potential to support the local economy when future improvements proceed.