Okeechobee County Airport

Okeechobee County Airport, located 3 miles northwest of Okeechobee, Florida, is a renowned general aviation airport with a rich history dating back to 1940. Originally known as Conners Field, it was leased by the United States Army Air Corps during World War II for auxiliary training, particularly for B-17 Flying Fortress pilots. After the war, the airport returned to civil use and has since been a hub for general aviation. Our flying school at Okeechobee County Airport offers comprehensive "ab initio" training, specializing in commercial, airline, and private pilot certifications. With a 5,000-foot asphalt runway and excellent facilities, our students benefit from a safe and professional learning environment. Our experienced instructors provide personalized training to ensure each student achieves their aviation goals. Join us at Okeechobee County Airport flying school to embark on your aviation journey with confidence and excellence.