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Easterwood Field

College Station, United States
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Gateway to Texas A&M University and the Brazos Valley.

Opened
1928
Location
College Station, United States
Easterwood Field (CLL) is a public airport located in College Station, Texas, primarily serving the Bryan–College Station metropolitan area and the Texas A&M University community. It is owned and operated by Texas A&M University, making it one of the few major U.S. airports owned by a university. The airport offers commercial service connecting the region to major hub airports, with American Eagle providing the primary scheduled passenger flights. Its proximity to Texas A&M means passenger demand is closely tied to the university's academic calendar, events, and football season.
Terminals
The airport features a single terminal building handling all commercial and general aviation passenger operations.
Getting to & from
Ground transportation options include rental cars, taxis, and rideshare services, with the airport located just minutes from the Texas A&M campus and downtown College Station.
Airlines here
American Airlines (operated by American Eagle) provides the primary commercial service at Easterwood Field, connecting to hubs such as Dallas/Fort Worth.
Notable facts
  • ›Easterwood Field is owned and operated by Texas A&M University, one of the few U.S. airports owned by a major university.
  • ›The airport is named after Jud Easterwood, a Texas oil man who donated funds for its development.
  • ›Passenger traffic spikes significantly during Texas A&M home football games and major university events.
  • ›The airport has a single runway (16/34) measuring approximately 7,000 feet in length.
  • ›It serves both commercial airline passengers and a significant general aviation community.
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Route map (2 destinations)

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Routes

CLL → DFWAA · ER4 ERD CRJ
CLL → IAHUA · ERJ
CLL → DFWUS · ER4 ERD
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City & Place Guide

Aggieland's proud home of Lone Star spirit and tradition.

College Station is a vibrant university city in the Brazos Valley of Central Texas, best known as the home of Texas A&M University, one of the largest universities in the United States. The city pulses with collegiate energy, Aggie traditions, and Southern hospitality year-round.

Beyond campus life, College Station offers a surprisingly rich mix of history, outdoor recreation, and a growing dining and arts scene. Whether you are a die-hard Aggie fan making a pilgrimage or simply passing through Texas, the city delivers warmth, charm, and plenty to explore.

  • •Kyle Field — massive football stadium and temple of Aggie fandom
  • •George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum — compelling look at the 41st presidency
  • •Bonfire Memorial — moving tribute to a cherished A&M tradition
  • •MSC Forsyth Center Galleries — free fine art collections on the A&M campus
  • •Veterans Park and Athletic Complex — scenic green space with trails and sports facilities
  • •Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater — popular outdoor venue for concerts and community events

Getting around: College Station has no passenger rail service, but the city operates Brazos Transit District buses and a free on-campus shuttle system at Texas A&M. Rideshares like Uber and Lyft are widely available and the most convenient option for visitors. Taxis exist but are less common; a car rental is recommended for exploring areas beyond downtown and campus.

Best time: Fall is the best time to visit, when football season fills the city with electric Aggie spirit and temperatures cool to a comfortable range.

Local food: Try Texas-style barbecue brisket at local smokehouse joints, kolaches from Czech-heritage bakeries, and Tex-Mex staples that reflect the region's rich cultural blend.

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Easterwood Airport
Encyclopaedia

Easterwood Airport is a regional airport in College Station, Texas, serving Texas A&M University, Bryan-College Station, and Brazos County, Texas. Accessed via FM 60, it is 3 miles (4.8 km) southwest of the center of College Station, and 0.25 miles (0.40 km) from Texas A&M University. There is no public transportation from Easterwood Airport to the surrounding cities; however, in the fall of 2019, a new university bus route was established to connect Easterwood Airport with the Engineering Quad and the Texas A&M Hotel and Conference Center. The airport bus route is ostensibly available only to those with a University ID or Brazos Transit District ID, however, this requirement is not enforced.

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