Gene Snyder Airport

Falmouth-Gene Snyder Airport K62 / KK62 - Falmouth and Pendleton County's Gene Snyder airport opened in October 1983. The 4,000' runway is suitable for light twin aircraft flown by many companies who would do business in our community. Some of the links on this page are specifically for pilots while some of the links further down are related to community understanding and education for students interested in aviation.

In 2005, then Governor Ernie Fletcher said “Our airports are crucial to the future economic development in our state.” and that “Aviation forecasts predict this industry will grow significantly over the next decade, and it's important that Kentucky is ready.”

"Our airport is the business gateway to our community" Judge Executive Henry Bertram

AirNav 

Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA)

Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS)

City Data Information 

Flight Plan 

Great Circle Mapper 

Key to decoding the U.S. Metar observation report 

Pilot Weather Information 

Artie the Airplane 

Aviation Education for Kids (PDF-1.5MB)

National Weather Service (Falmouth)

Other Kentucky Airports 

Paper Airplanes for Kids .

Weather Channel for Falmouth

Where's that Airplane going, Mom?  shows all the airplanes overhead Falmouth five minutes ago. It also shows weather and precipitation in the area

USPlaces.com  shows other information about Pendleton County, KY 

Dan Bell, Chairman
Charlie Pyles, Secretary
Scott Sharp, Treasurer
Ted Daniels
Jim Rees
Howard McGurty

Meeting Dates and Times: The airport board meeting is the first Wednesday of the month at 7pm at the airport.