Arkansas Aeroplex

Arkansas Aeroplex is an aviation and business hub in Blytheville, Arkansas, United States. It sits on former Air Force base structures. The site says it includes a federally funded public airport. It lies about three miles north of Blytheville's central business district, next to Interstate 55.

The airport runway is 11,600 feet long, the largest available for public use in Arkansas. The site says the runway is two miles long and 300 feet wide, with an extra 1,000-foot runoff at each end.

The facilities include maintenance and repair space, cargo handling and office space, reused from the base. The site says there is a jet engine test cell on site for engine testing and maintenance.

The site says the location is in northeast Arkansas, about five miles from the Mississippi River. It describes many acres of land available for development in Mississippi County. The site calls this the largest steel-producing county in the United States.

The site says the complex is built for aerospace manufacturers, aircraft operators and aviation service providers. Support services include on-site maintenance, fueling and logistics help.

The contact page asks for the business type, the amount of space needed and any special site needs. The site lists a phone contact for Barrett Harrison at 870 532 2100, and a LinkedIn page. The mailing address is 4701 Memorial Drive, Blytheville, Arkansas 72315.