| Sat, Jun 1 and Sun, Jun 2 | CPR-SCCA AutoX |
| Sat, Jul 27 | 2nd Annual Allegheny Front Trail Run |
| Sat, Jul 6 and Sun, Jul 7 | CPR-SCCA AutoX |
| Sat, Aug 3 and Sun, Aug 4 | CPR-SCCA AutoX |
| Sat, Aug 17 | Mid-State Fly-In |
| Sat, Aug 24 and Sun, Aug 25 | CPR-SCCA AutoX |
| Sat, Sep 21 and Sun, Sep 22 | CPR-SCCA AutoX |
| Sat, Sep 28 and Sun, Sep 29 | PA Hardcore Mudd Run |
Welcome to the Mid-State Regional Airport website. Here you will find details on the operations of the airport, pilot information, local events and attractions, and information about the Mid-State Regional Airport Authority.
Airport meetings beginning with May 3, 2013 and throughout the summer will be held at the Mid-State Airport. Meetings are the first Tuesday of each month beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Crosswinds at Mid-State Airport
Welcomes Athletes, Supporters and Spectators for the
The Allegheny Front Trail Run
July 27, 2013
More about the Allegheny Front Trail Run...
2013 Mid-State Fly-In Scheduled for August 17
Join us to Commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the Korean War with M*A*S*H helicopters and Korean War era military vehicles along with other aircraft on display. Korean War Veterans are invited to talk informally about their war expereinces in the Terminal.
Young Eagle Airplane Rides will be provided by the Clearfield and State College EAA Chapters free of charge.
Pilot campout on Friday Evening with a panckaes and sausage breakfast to benefit the Civil Air Patrol, Mid-State and Nittany Squadrons Saturday morning.
See (and share) the 2013 Mid-State Fly-in flyer for more details and tentative schedule.
See our photo slideshow from our 2012 Fly-in!
A Brief History of the Mid-State Airport
Built in the 1930s as an emergency landing field, the airport was originally named Black Moshannon Airport. It opened in 1940 and was used by military and private planes. From 1953 to 1978, Allegheny Airlines provided commuter service.
In 1988, the Mid-State Regional Airport Authority formed to manage the facility. The Airport Authority is comprised of nine municipalities from Centre and Clearfield Counties.
Today, the Mid-State Airport is licensed and operated by the Mid-State Regional Airport Authority. It is utilized by private pilots, is home of the Civil Air Patrol, and serves as a forest fire attack base for the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of Forestry.
Civil Air Patrol: Mid-State Composite Squadron 239
Mid-State Airport welcomes the Civil Air Patrol. In January 2007, the Airport Authority entered in to an agreement with the Civil Air Patrol to allow a squadron to be based at the Airport.
The Civil Air Patrol provides a Cadet Program for local youth ages 12–21 and a Professional Development program for Senior Members, ages 21 and up.
The Civil Air Patrol also trains for and participates in Air Force authorized missions dealing with Search and Rescue for lost and missing persons and aircraft. Locally, members of this squadron participated saving four lives in 2006 at plane crashes near Mid-State Airport and Snow Shoe.
Mid-State Composite Squadron 239 meets on a regular basis. Please check the Mid-State Composite Squadron 239 website for meeting places and times and for more details about this squadron.
Central Pennsylvania Region Sport Car Club of America
For several years, Mid-State Airport has hosted Central Pennsylvania Region Sport Car Club of America rallies throughout the year. The SCCA is a group of sports-car enthusiasts including autocrossers, rally enthusiasts, road racers, vintage racers, and auto racing professionals. SCCA schedules events at the airport from April through October.
Details on the SCCA can be found at the Central PA Sports Car Club website.
Rental Information
Information about renting hangars and meeting rooms can be found on the Airport Details page.