craig field airport

Craig Field Airport (KSEM)

Our newest facility.

Originally built in 1942 during the lead-up to World War II to train cadets to fly single-engine aircraft, the airfield was named to honor Bruce Kilpatrick Craig. After training thousands of American and British pilots during World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam War, the Air Force base was closed in 1977.

The Airport, located 4 miles SE of Selma, AL averages 106 movements per day accommodating a mix of general aviation and military traffic who take advantage of the quiet airspace for training. The January 2023 announcement by Resicum International, who plan to open an aviation training academy at Craig Field, will see an increase in the amount of traffic at Craig Field in the future.

Houston Executive Airport

Houston Executive Airport

A First Class Facility.

We are proud of our control tower. Not only does it have a “retro 1940’s look” but in the overhaul process we upgraded it to the newest technology. The controllers love it and say it is the most modern equipped tower they have worked at. We have the largest arrival canopy in the world with around .75 of an acre to keep passengers covered from the hot Texas sun or occasional rain shower as they arrive. We are conveniently located on the west side of Houston. Interstate 10 provides a straight drive into downtown, major business centers, and the energy corridor.

Valdosta Regional Airport

Valdosta Regional Airport

Valdosta Regional Airport was constructed in the early 1940’s as an auxiliary to Moody Field. It was declared surplus by the US Government December 8th, 1946, and became a public airport. In 1980, commercial commuter service to/from Atlanta was inaugurated. The airport consists of three runways, two of which may be used by current commercial aircraft. The airport is located 2.5 miles south of the Valdosta Central Business District. The commercial terminal, located on the northwest portion of the field, is a modern facility that was opened in 1998. The general aviation terminal is located off Madison Highway on the east side of the airport, where all general aviation activity takes place.