Acquired by the City of Tuscaloosa at the end of World War II, the airport continues to be a vital part of the city's growth. The 826 acre airport is home to 110 aircraft spread throughout its 62 hangars.

Tuscaloosa National Airport serves West Alabama's aviation needs with over 60,000 operations each year.

Tuscaloosa National Airport serves West Alabama's aviation needs with over 60,000 operations each year.

Tuscaloosa National Airport serves West Alabama's aviation needs with over 60,000 operations each year.

Tuscaloosa National Airport serves West Alabama's aviation needs with over 60,000 operations each year.

In 2022, the Tuscaloosa National Airport received FAA approval for the Airport Master Plan update. This planning document provides a 20-year comprehensive vision for the airport that describes the short-, medium-, and long-term development plans necessary to meet the anticipated future demand.

Tuscaloosa National Airport serves West Alabama's aviation needs with over 60,000 operations each year.

The Tuscaloosa National Airport plays a vital role in the business development initiatives of Tuscaloosa. By providing an air shipping channel and an industrial park, the airport gives growing businesses in Tuscaloosa a competitive advantage.

Tuscaloosa National Airport serves West Alabama's aviation needs with over 60,000 operations each year.

At the main airport terminal is where crews can check-in, request aircraft services, and guests can arrange their transportation through the FBO’s shuttles, UBER/LYFT, rental cars, or personal transportation to and from the stadium.