Midland International Air and Space Port

MAF KMAF Midland, Texas Elevation: 2,871 ft

Midland International Air and Space Port is the primary commercial gateway to the Permian Basin oil country of West Texas, located 10 miles west of downtown Midland. MAF offers two runways with the longest at 9,501 feet, accommodating all heavy jets and VIP-configured airliners. As the first FAA-certified commercial spaceport at an existing airport, Midland serves both the oil and gas industry and the emerging commercial space sector. Dedicated FBO facilities provide private terminals. Estimated charter rates to Midland via MAF: light jets from $4,000 per hour, mid-size jets from $5,500 per hour, heavy jets from $8,500 per hour.

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Transworld Jets Insider Tip

Midland-Odessa is the heart of the Permian Basin, the most productive oil and gas region in the United States. Private aviation traffic surges during peak drilling activity. The airport is also the first FAA-certified commercial spaceport at an existing airport, with XCOR Aerospace operations planned.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can heavy jets land at Midland?

Yes. Midland International's 9,501-foot runway accommodates all heavy jets and most VIP-configured airliners including the Boeing BBJ and Airbus ACJ.

Does Midland have international customs?

Yes. Midland International is a full international port of entry with U.S. Customs and Border Protection facilities, important for Mexican oil industry traffic.

How close is Midland to the Permian Basin?

Midland is directly in the heart of the Permian Basin, the most productive oil region in the US. The airport serves drilling operations, pipeline companies, and energy executives throughout West Texas.