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Roswell Air Center Airport
Roswell, United States

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Roswell Air Center Airport
Roswell, United States
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3671 ft
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Historic military base turned civilian air hub in New Mexico.
Opened
1967
Location
Roswell, United States
Roswell Air Center Airport, designated IATA code ROW and ICAO code KROW, is a public airport located in Roswell, New Mexico, United States. It serves the southeastern New Mexico region and handles a mix of commercial, cargo, general aviation, and aircraft storage operations.
The airport is built on the former Walker Air Force Base, which was a Strategic Air Command installation that closed in 1967. The extensive runway infrastructure and large facilities inherited from its military past make it particularly well-suited for aircraft storage and maintenance, a role for which it has become regionally known.
Roswell Air Center supports limited scheduled commercial service connecting the city to regional hubs, alongside significant activity from cargo operators and private aviation. Its proximity to the famous Roswell UFO incident site also makes it a point of interest for tourism in the area.
Terminals
The airport has a small passenger terminal handling limited scheduled commercial flights with modest facilities typical of a regional airport.
Getting to & from
Ground access to downtown Roswell is primarily via personal vehicle or rental car, with limited taxi and shuttle options available.
Airlines here
United Express (operated by SkyWest Airlines) has provided regional service connecting Roswell to Denver, representing the primary commercial carrier at the airport.
Notable facts
- ›Built on the site of the former Walker Air Force Base, a Cold War-era Strategic Air Command installation closed in 1967.
- ›The airport is a well-known aircraft storage and boneyard facility due to its dry climate and large ramp space.
- ›Located near the site of the 1947 Roswell UFO incident, adding tourist significance to the region.
- ›Runways inherited from the military base are exceptionally long, capable of accommodating large commercial and cargo aircraft.
- ›The airport sits at an elevation of approximately 3,671 feet above sea level.
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