Direct (non-stop) flights from Watertown Regional Airport

General Information About Watertown Regional Airport

Established in 1945, the Watertown Municipal Airport has since transformed itself from two short grass strips, several buildings and seven aircraft into one of the Midwest's premier aviation service centers. Now home for two companies - Wisconsin Aviation and Central Aviation - that provide student piloting courses, recreational aircraft ownership assistance as well as corporate travel services, the airport offers something for every type of traveller at this aviation service hub.

Two companies offered by Watertown Airport offer flight training as well as factory-authorized service centers for five major aircraft manufacturers and operate a charter fleet. Furthermore, Watertown promotes community involvement through events like Marine's Aero Park fundraisers, open houses, fly-ins circus performances and tours for local organizations.

Since 2010, Watertown Regional Airport enplanements have seen an unprecedented surge. To meet their goal of 20,000 annual enplanements, management has set an aggressive goal.

Watertown's airport can become busy during major aviation events like Oshkosh's Experimental Aircraft Association AirVenture Convention this week; for example, around 200 airplanes usually pass through each year at Oshkosh alone! Watertown sees its share of aircraft each day during this convention at its airport.

Watertown Regional Airport is within walking distance from several hotels that provide high levels of comfort and service, offering top tier accommodations at reasonable rates.

The airport's new terminal building represents an exciting upgrade for the community and redefines what the airport does. It features a heated jet walkway as well as separate areas dedicated to commercial and general aviation flights.