Saline County Regional Airport (SUZ)

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1100 Hill Farm Rd

Bryant, AR 72022

+1 (501) 847-0345

https://www.salinecounty.org

The Saline County Regional Airport, located in Bryant, AR, has been in operation since March 12th, 2007. This modern airport boasts a 5001 x 100 ft. runway, along with a parallel taxiway, ILS approach, and medium intensity runway lights, including strobing runway end identifier lights.

Travelers to the airport can benefit from the availability of 24-hour self-serve 100LL AV Gas and Jet-A with anti-icing additive at competitive prices. Notably, KSUZ does not impose ramp fees or landing fees and welcomes transient aircraft for overnight stays at no additional cost.

Additional services at Saline County Regional Airport include a Flight Club, various hangar options such as T-Hangars, Private Hangars, and Large Corporate Hangars, as well as a Basic Aviation Training Device flight simulator with FAA authorization.

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