Henry Post Army Air Field

Henry Post Army Air Field is a military facility. Civilian access may be restricted or require Prior Permission (PPR). Pilots should consult the US AIP for current access procedures and restrictions.

Overview

Henry Post Army Air Field serves as a critical aviation facility located at Fort Sill in Oklahoma, supporting military aviation operations. Situated at an elevation of 1189 feet MSL, the airport provides essential infrastructure for Army aviation training and support missions in the region.

Flying Conditions

Pilots can expect predominantly favorable Visual Flight Rules (VFR) conditions at this airport, with VFR conditions present 87.2% of the time. Temperature ranges from -5°C to 37°C, creating varied seasonal flying environments, with January, September, and November offering the most consistent VFR conditions. Wind patterns are predominantly from the south at an average of 8.2 knots, with calm conditions occurring 31.3% of the time.

Notable Features

The airport features a single concrete runway (17/35) measuring 5000 feet in length, capable of supporting medium-sized aircraft operations. Its geographic location and terrain suggest a relatively stable aviation environment with consistent wind patterns and good visibility averaging 9.9 statute miles. The airport experiences minimal low visibility conditions, with fog occurring only 1% of the time and less than 3 miles visibility in just 0.1% of observations.

Approach Considerations

Runway 17/35 offers favorable wind conditions 100% of the time, with an average crosswind of only 3.5 knots. Pilots should anticipate predominantly southern winds during approach and be prepared for potential light crosswind conditions. The consistent weather patterns and good visibility make this airport generally accessible for most standard approach procedures.