Keene Dillant-Hopkins Airport

VIEW THE AIRPORT LAND DEVELOPMENT STUDY

Prospective tenants and aircraft owners regularly approach the Airport to base their aircraft at EEN, and the Airport wants to prepare for and protect future development with this siting study of available areas.

BIG AIRPORT SERVICES AND AMENITIES WITHOUT THE HASSLE

If you need transportation to your final destination, we will have it waiting (and running) for you when you land so that you can be on your way as quickly as possible.  Making any other reservations to make your trip nice is only a phone call away. You get professional regional airport services at economical prices and with a smile.  

The airport’s primary runway is 6,200 feet long and is equipped with an instrument landing system. The airport operates an automated weather observation system, and our non-towered airport allows you to get to your destination more quickly. Commercial air travel has become increasingly complicated, requiring passengers to arrive several hours before their flights. Charter flights can help maximize your time, and in all likelihood, charter jet travel can get you closer to your ultimate destination by accessing any one of the more than 5,000 public airports in the U.S., nearly 10 times the number of commercial airports.

WELL-MAINTAINED RUNWAYS

Flying in the winter in New England can be a challenge. The runways are in excellent condition, and during winter months, they are frequently cleared. We have over $2M of snow removal equipment and deicing systems in place to handle winter storms. We maintain our runways in accordance with FAA regulations and keep them open and ready for all air traffic. Our 24×7 responsive runway maintenance schedule can be tailored to the needs of individual flights and aircraft. We also have experienced aircraft rescue and firefighting teams nearby in case of an emergency, 24/7.  Keene Dillant-Hopkins Airport can also accommodate seaplanes on nearby Wilson Pond.