General Aviation
We proudly support general aviation as the lifeline to the longevity of our industry. From fueling to flight schools, community outreach and a place to hang(ar) your aircraft, we’ve got you covered.
Hangar Availability & Rent
Need space to hang? Whether you fly a Piper Cherokee 140 or a Gulfstream 550, we’ve got you covered.
Air Traffic Map
Take a live look at which flights to our nonstop destinations and hubs are on the move.
Runway & Airfield Maps
Get a bird’s eye view of our airport, including runways, taxiways and hangars.
Current METAR
TAF
Aviation Audio Feeds
Live feeds are available for Tower, Ground, and APP/DEP via the links below.
LiveATC | Broadcastify
Airport Services
$4.99
100LL Self Service
Click Here for fueling information.
Click Here for FBO Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any GA Aircraft come to QC Airport?
Yes! Whether it’s your destination, or you’re just passing through and need gas or other services, GA aircraft are welcome. We offer several options from free parking and self-service fuel, to full-service FBOs such as Elliott Aviation.
Where do I go for fuel?
There are 2 primary options for fueling at the airport:
For most GA aircraft, 100LL self service fuel is available located at the T-hangars on the south side of the airport. Click here for the airport map.
Additionally, our onsite FBOs offer full service 100LL and Jet-A
How do I land internationally?
QC Airport hosts a U.S. Customs General Aviation Facility, and international flights are able to clear customs directly.
Please call +1 309-799-8129 for landing rights and to ensure an officer is available during your scheduled landing.
Click here for additional information
How do I get in and out of the airport?
Transient aircraft are able to come and go through the GA gate located next to GA parking, or through the Elliott Aviation FBO entrance/exit. For those wishing to utilize the GA parking, please utilize the phone number located at the gate. The dispatch operator will verify your information and remotely pass you through the gate.
Resident pilots renting a hangar or storing their plane at the airport are required to be badged for entry and exit via the vehicle and pedestrian gates.