Located at 175th Street & Interstate 35, Exit 210, on over 2,500 easily accessible acres in the southwest Kansas City metropolitan area, New Century is where air, rail and interstate highway come together; a true multimodal center.
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Environmental Assessment:
- IXD - New Century Land Release
- APPENDIX A - Preparers and Qualifications
- APPENDIX B - ALP and Aviation Forecast
- APPENDIX C - Agency Correspondence
- APPENDIX D - Protected Species and Habitat Assessment Technical Memorandum
- APPENDIX E - Farmland Conversion Impact Rating
- APPENDIX F - Hazardous Materials and Wastes Technical Report
- APPENDIX G - Section 106 Consultation
- APPENDIX H - Section 404 Coordination
- APPENDIX I - Sponsors Land Use Letter
- APPENDIX J - Public Involvement
Master Plan:
- Brochure
- Table of Content
- Chapter 1 - Inventory
- Chapter 2 - Forecasts
- Chapter 3 - Requirements
- Chapter 4 - Alternatives
- Chapter 5 - Facility Plan
- Chapter 6 - Financial Plan
- Appendix
Air Service Feasibility Study:
Facilities: There is a 7,300' main runway with a 5,000' crosswind runway, FAA contract air traffic control tower, Category I instrument landing system, and fire station.
Services: Three full-service fixed base operators on the field provides fuel, lubrication and flight line services for all classes of reciprocating and turbine aircraft, seven days a week. Other services include air charter, aircraft sales, aircraft maintenance and flight training.
History: The airport was originally constructed as a Naval Air Station in the early 1940s and was the continental headquarters of the Naval Air Transport Service (the Navy's in-house airline). The Johnson County Airport Commission acquired the site in 1973 and renamed the facility the Johnson County Industrial Airport. The name was changed to New Century AirCenter in 1995 to better reflect changing times and the advanced technology industries located in New Century Business Park.
Improvements: Recent improvements to airside facilities include replacing a transient ramp, taxiway "L" and the east T-Hangar ramp. In 1998, a new fire station was constructed.
T-Hangars: The County owns and operates a total of 218 T-Hangars at both Johnson County airports. Aircraft owners wanting to rent a T-Hangar should call (913) 715-6004 to check availability or email [email protected]. View additional information or download the following documents: T-Hangar Map Layout, 2020 Rental Rates, T-Hangar Waitlist Policy, T-Hangar Waitlist Request, or T-Hangar Maintenance Request.
Aviation Businesses: The following is a list of resident aviation businesses at New Century AirCenter:
- Advanced Aviation, L.L.C. - Full-Service Fixed Base Operator, aviation, maintenance, fueling, flight instruction, avionics sales and servicing
- Butler Avionics, Inc. - Airplane maintenance repair
- Butler National Corp - Fixed Base Operator, avionics, aircraft modifications, FAA approval of modifications
- Civil Air Patrol - Search and rescue service, aviation safety education
- Commemorative AirForce - Non-profit focused on education and museum for WWII, Korea, and Vietnam Wars
- FAA AF Systems Support Center - Regional aviation navigation electronics equipment
- Garmin - Flight testing and installation, certifications
- JetAviva - Aircraft Sales
- JetSwiss Aviation LLC - Aircraft sales, management, and operations
- Midwest Air Traffic Control Services, Inc - Contractor for air traffic control services
- New Century Air Service - Full-Service Fixed Base Operator and line service, pay at the pump fuel, aircraft maintenance and insurance repairs, aircraft appraisals and sales
- Signature Flight Support - Full-Service Fixed Base Operator, charter, fueling, maintenance, car rental and hotel reservations
- United States Army Reserve Aviation Support Facility - Regional Army Reserve Center
