Flying W Airport & Flight 114

Flying W Airport and Resort operates an airport in Medford, New Jersey. The site says it provides 100LL and Jet A fuel, flight school training, aircraft maintenance and a PSI testing center. Its facilities include a pilot lounge, tie-downs and wireless internet.

The runway is paved. It is 3,496 feet long and 75 feet wide. Fuel is available from 8 AM to 6 PM daily, and the site says it is full service only. Pilots can call 609-267-7673 to request fuel. The site lists the airport as a fixed base operation.

Flight training is offered by FreeFlight Aviation. It runs a fixed wing flight school and club under Part 61. Ascent Aero provides helicopter and fixed wing training under Part 141.

The site says the airport is an authorized PSI Testing Center. Test applicants must now book appointments through PSI's online platform. Walk-in test appointments are no longer offered.

The site says the airport was built in the 1960s by Bill Whitesell. He first wanted to provide air transport for workers building the Alaska Pipe Line. He also wanted a place where travelers and local families could eat and swim. The site says the Patti Wagon Cafe, the Flying W Bar and the Motel are permanently closed.

The Landing Strip Beach Club has an airplane-shaped swimming pool and a tiki bar. The site lists 2026 pool pass rates and a band schedule. It also lists the Golden Pheasant Golf Club and event rental rates.

The company's address is 60 Fostertown Road, Medford, NJ 08055. The main phone number is 609-267-7673. The site has Facebook and Instagram accounts.