Cushing Field
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Welcome to cushingfield.com




and thanks for stopping by! This website has been constructed for the benefit of every pilot, mechanic, aviation enthusiast or traveller who has come into contact with this magical place and enables the visitor to obtain basic information about the  airport, view images and keep updated on events happening at the field.


Cushing Field really started when the    owner: ex TWA Captain Charles    'Bud'          Cushing opened the flying school in 1983. Since that time the airfield has attracted travellers and adventurers from around the globe, with hundreds of pilots of all nationalities passing through it’s doors. At first, light single and multi-engine aircraft were the most numerous types to be seen, but over the last decade these have given way to sports planes and ultralights.   
 

The field is a private, public access airport where introductory flights, flight training and aircraft sales are carried out and where general aviation pilots,  flying enthusiasts and members of the public are made to feel welcome.

Perhaps your new to flying? if so, you can obtain information and advice on all aspects of the general aviation and  sports pilot scene, including all the flying, licencing and certification requirements.

At over 2800ft in length, it's one of the few remaining grass strips able to accommodate most general aviation aircraft and can provide most of the facilities required of the visiting pilot, including fuel, oils, maintenance, airframe and engine parts and accessories, tie-downs and storage, plus toilets, space for  camping and easy access to local restaurants and motels.
 

Cushing field is also host to the annual trikefest fly-in for trike flyers en-route to the Wisconsin Air Venture show at Oshkosh -which lies 60NM north of the field- and this event continues to grown in popularity year after year!


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This website is privately run and is not approved, endorsed or supported by the owners and operators of Cushing Field. The information contained within the site is general in nature and should not be relied on for navigational purposes.