Your gateway to Western Kentucky
Convenient fuel, on-field aviation support, and personal service for pilots, passengers, businesses, and public-service missions.
Arrive informed
Essential airport information at a glance. Always verify current data, NOTAMs, weather, fuel prices, and procedures through official sources before flight.
Asphalt • nonprecision markings • medium-intensity runway lighting • REIL and PAPI both ends
Prices updated . Confirm current pricing before purchase: (270) 247-6878.
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FAA notices for M25. Check a complete official preflight briefing for all applicable NOTAMs, including airspace and route notices. This display does not replace a briefing.
Open FAA NOTAM Search ↗On-field support
Fuel, maintenance, avionics, training, medical certification, ground power, and practical amenities in one place.
100LL self-service is available 24 hours by credit card. Mobile Jet A refueling is available from the airport's Jet A fuel truck.
28 VDC GPU: 800 amps continuous, 1,600 amps peak. Available 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Central and by call-out, with no usage fee.
Request assistance ↗Midwest Aviation provides aircraft inspection, maintenance, repair, avionics, aircraft sales, and detailing from its Mayfield headquarters.
Visit Midwest Aviation ↗Begin flying or continue your training with providers serving Mayfield–Graves County Regional Airport.
KickStart Aviation ↗Dr. Joel Lillevig provides FAA aviation medical examinations in a dedicated examination room at the airport.
Schedule or learn more ↗Conference space, crew cars, Wi-Fi, refreshments, passenger lounge, and airport staff ready to help with your arrival.
Airport: (270) 247-6878
Brent Robertson: (270) 970-2754
Airport calendar
Fly-ins, breakfasts, board meetings, community programs, and operational notices belong here.
8:30–10:30 a.m. Central • One Niner Diner, Hangar C-2 • Presented by Purchase Area Aviators EAA Chapter 807.
Historic aerial photograph of M25. Date and source caption to be confirmed before the official launch.
Airport history
The FAA currently lists December 1945 as the airport's activation date. The fuller story—land acquisition, construction, dedication, early operators, flight schools, runway improvements, and the people who built the airport—is being researched from airport records, newspapers, board minutes, aerial photographs, and sectional charts.
This page will grow as dates, names, captions, sources, and publication permissions are verified.
Another historical aerial view of M25. The older runway markings in these photographs do not reflect the current runway designation, 01/19. Photograph dates and credits to be confirmed.
Have a documented airport story or photograph? Please contact the airport before sending material so ownership, dates, names, and publication permission can be recorded.
Western Kentucky
Useful local resources stay available without replacing the airport's own pages and information.
Find lodging options for visiting pilots, passengers, and crews.
Local accommodations ↗Dining, attractions, community events, and visitor information.
Visitor resources ↗Learn about local aviation activities, fly-ins, breakfasts, and youth programs.
Chapter 807 website ↗Public governance
The Mayfield–Graves County Regional Airport is publicly owned and operated by the Mayfield–Graves County Airport Board, an independent public body established under Kentucky law.
Member names, positions, terms, appointing authorities, and approved public contact information will appear here after board confirmation.
Public agendas, approved minutes, and meeting notices can be posted here. The secure Board Portal will use individual accounts for private working documents and restricted records.
Contact
Call ahead for fuel-truck service, ground power, crew-car availability, transient arrangements, or after-hours assistance.
Brent Robertson
Airport Manager