Enid Woodring Regional Airport (WDG) sits at 1,167 feet elevation, 4 miles southeast of downtown Enid and about 100 miles from both Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
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- Control tower hours
- 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily
Runways at Enid Woodring Regional Airport
| Runway |
Length (feet) |
Width (feet) |
| 17-35 |
8,613 |
100 |
| 13-31 |
3,150 |
75 |
Businesses on the field
Aircraft repair, flight training and industrial training all operate at Woodring, with room for your business to join them.
Aircraft Structures: FAA repair station
Heavy rebuilds for Cessna Caravan, Beechcraft, Gulfstream, Learjet and Citation aircraft. Supplemental type certificate (STC) modifications and major repairs are welcome.
580-242-5907
Aircraft Structures website
Wrenn Aviation/Mach3: maintenance and flight training
General aviation maintenance, inspections, repairs and installations, plus flight training, aircraft rental and pilot services.
580-478-8847
Wrenn Aviation website
Ready for business
Cimarron Industrial Airpark
This certified industrial park has covenants that protect the value of every company that locates there. You get all utilities, taxiway access to the runways and a four-lane limited-access highway, plus low-cost natural gas and electricity, a low tax base and a quality workforce.
Explore doing business in Enid
Named for an Enid aviation pioneer
Enid has many monuments to its aviation pioneers, and the memorial to Lt. I.A. "Bert" Woodring best captures that pioneer spirit. Woodring lived in Enid for many years and served as a test pilot for the U.S. government in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
He was killed while testing a new aircraft at Dayton, Ohio, and word of his death reached Enid over the Associated Press wires. On May 30, 1933, the City renamed its airport Enid Woodring Municipal Airport in honor of the "much decorated pilot."
First city-owned airport in Oklahoma
Enid was the first city in Oklahoma to vote bonds for a municipally owned airport, and the measure carried by a 3-to-1 margin. Backers pointed to the site's railroad tracks, paved highway and electric power as ideal for an airplane factory.