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Northern Utah's historic general aviation and commercial hub.
Opened
1929
Location
Ogden, United States
Ogden Hinckley Airport is a public airport located approximately three miles southwest of downtown Ogden, Utah. It serves the Ogden metropolitan area and the broader northern Utah region, functioning primarily as a general aviation facility with limited commercial service.
The airport is named in honor of Alonzo Hinckley, a pioneer Utah aviator. It sits at an elevation of about 4,473 feet above sea level and features two runways capable of handling a range of aircraft. The facility supports business aviation, flight training, cargo operations, and military-related activities given its proximity to Hill Air Force Base.
Historically, Ogden Hinckley has seen fluctuating levels of commercial airline service. While most major regional air travelers in northern Utah tend to use Salt Lake City International Airport, Ogden Hinckley has periodically attracted low-cost carriers seeking to serve the market.
Terminals
The airport has a modest passenger terminal facility designed to handle limited commercial and general aviation traffic.
Getting to & from
Ground access is primarily by private vehicle or taxi, with no dedicated rail or major bus rapid transit link directly serving the airport.
Airlines here
Commercial service has been limited and intermittent; Allegiant Air has previously served the airport with seasonal leisure routes.
Notable facts
- ›Named after Alonzo Hinckley, an early Utah aviation pioneer.
- ›Sits at an elevation of approximately 4,473 feet above sea level.
- ›Located about 3 miles southwest of downtown Ogden, Utah.
- ›Proximity to Hill Air Force Base influences some aviation activity in the area.
- ›Serves as a reliever airport for the broader Wasatch Front region.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
