Akron Fulton Airport

The Akron Fulton Airport was dedicated in 1929 and has a long and storied history. Bain Ecarius "Shorty" Fulton was the founded the airport, a pilot in World War II. Home to the original Goodyear Airdock where the first lighter than airships were built, the airport also is home to the All American Soap Box Derby, the Akron Rubber Bowl, and is within five miles of the world renown Firestone Country Club and within four miles of the City of Akron's central business district.

The airport is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The airport is supported by the local FBO (fixed base operator) Summit Air which fuels and hangars aircraft. North Coast Air Care is based at the Akron Flight facility since May 2000. It maintains the general aviation community in performing inspections, maintenance and repairs to all aircraft from small Cessnas to corporate jets.