Terre Haute Regional Airport

Terre Haute Regional Airport, also known as Hulman Field and by the code HUF, is an airport in the Wabash Valley of Indiana. It serves general aviation and military flying. The mailing address is 581 S. Airport Street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

The airport has a control tower run by the FAA that works 24 hours a day. The main runway is 9,020 feet long and the crosswind runway is 7,200 feet long. The field has nine precision approaches. It is home to the Air National Guard 181st Intelligence Wing.

Hoosier Aviation is the fixed base operator on the field. It offers fuel, tie downs and weather planning stations. The airport also has aircraft maintenance and T hangars. A local EAA chapter president is quoted on the site praising the runways, the FBO, the control tower staff and the hangars.

Flight training is available in two ways. Indiana State University runs a Flight Academy at the airport with a fleet of training aircraft. Its Department of Aviation Technology also runs an unmanned systems program, which the site calls the only degreed program of its kind in the state. The public can earn pilot certificates and ratings from Hoosier Aviation, which also rents aircraft.

Indiana State works with PrecisionHawk on drone technology at the airport. Airspace for unmanned systems is available with support from the airport and the Air National Guard. The airport also has 250 acres of land available, with trade zone designations and financing help from Terre Haute Economic Development.

Craig Maschino is the executive director. The office phone is 812-877-2524. The site has a contact form.