TAKING BUSINESS TO NEW HEIGHTS!

CLA S S G AI RSPA CE
ADJACENT TO I-20, U.S.80 and SH 34

OFFERING A WIDE RANGE OF SERVICES FOR COMMERCIAL AND PRIVATE AVIATION

Full-service FBO terminal with pilots’ lounge, CATS Testing Center
business center, WiFi and meeting room Charter services
No landing fees Golf course and fitness center within 3 miles
17/35 -5,006’ X 75’ runway length Courtesy car, rental car pick-up service
PAPI visual landing aid Hotels, restaurants, shopping within 1 mile of airport
MIRL, DSK-DWN Catering services
REIL No.1 British Flying Training School Museum
ASOS 119.275 celebrating WWII cooperation between the United
UNICOM/CTAF:122.8 States and Great Britain
Fuel on-site (Jet A and 100LL) HANGARS FOR LEASE
Detailing services T- Hangar @ 1,000 sf / City Hangar @ 6,000 sf
Maintenance services For lease rates contact FBO at
Heliport info@terrellairport.com
Flight school
 AIRPORT HERITAGE
Terrell Municipal Airport was the first American airfield to host a
training school for the British Royal Air Force during
WWII. After successfully negotiating an agreement
to locate the flight school in Terrell, local businessmen
raised $35,000 in private funds to buy the land necessary
to build the airport. The first classes arrived in 1941. In order to maintain
the appearance of American neutrality, Royal Air Force cadets were
decommissioned in Canada, travelled to Terrell to train as civilians,
reenlisted in Canada, and then returned to England to join the fray.
The design of the new Major William F. Long Terminal pays homage to
the school’s original control tower. Some 2000 British, Canadian, and
American pilots trained at the No.1 British Flying Training School and
played a major role in securing an Allied victory. Today the No.1 BFTS
Museum on the airport grounds celebrates the long-standing
cooperation and friendship between Great Britain and
America. The Flights of Our Fathers Fly In (www.bftsflyin.com),
held each year on the third Saturday in September, honors the contributions
of WWII pilots.

Control Tower circa 1941

Major William F. Long Terminal building

AIRPORT B U S I N E SS P A R K
Terrell is home to more than 5,000 manufacturing
and distribution jobs and 3,000 non-industrial
positions. Five Fortune 500 company divisions call
our Airport and Metrocrest Business Parks home:
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Distribution Center,
AutoZone Distribution Center, ITW-Paslode,
Nucor, and Wal-Mart Distribution Center.
The Airport Business Park is located at the
junction of I-20, U.S. 80 and SH 34. The park
includes building-ready utilities and 150 acres of
available landside and airside sites.
Our incentive program to encourage expansion
or relocation is one of the most aggressive in the
State of Texas. Our 4,500-acre TIF District is the
single largest rural TIF in Texas. We can provide
assistance in the form of Urban Development
Action Grants, Industrial Revenue Bonds, Texas
Capital Fund, Enterprise Zone, and the Skills
Development Fund for Job Training. It is easy to see
that Terrell’s Airport Business Park has everything
your company needs to soar.
AVAILABLE LAND SITES FOR DEVELOPMENT
150 acres zoned Light Industrial
Landside and airside sites available
Airport access
Gentle topography
Easements and right of way
Electric (Oncor), Natural Gas (Atmos)
3 miles to electrical substation, redundancy available
Building-ready sites with water and sewer available
Telecommunications, fiber optic access
Competitive rates
Rail provider UPRR 1/2 mile away
Infrastructure cost incentives
Strategic location at the junction of I-20, U.S. 80 and
SH 34 providing easy accessibility from both East
Texas and the Dallas Metroplex
Existing businesses and Fortune 500 companies including
Oldcastle Building Envelope, Flexible Foam, Madix,
AutoZone, Lakes Regional MHMR Center and Maines
Paper & Food Service
Career and Technical Education programs and
facilities offered by the Terrell ISD
Workforce training programs available
For Airport Business Park real estate information, contact
Danny Booth at the Terrell Economic Development
Corporation - 972.563.5703, danny@terrelltexas.com
or visit www.terrelltexasedc.com
 PILOT INFORMATION
LOCATION
FAA Identifier: TRL
Lat/Long: 32-42-33.0410N / 096-16-02.6090W
32-42.550683N / 096-16.043483W
32.7091781 / -96.2673914 (estimated)
Elevation: 474 ft. / 144.5 m (surveyed)
Variation: 04E (2005)
From city: 1 mile SE of TERRELL, TX
Time zone: UTC-5 (UTC-6 during Standard Time)
Zip code: 75160

RUNWAY 17 / 35
5006' x 75' (1524 x 23 m) with GPS Instrument Approach
30,000 lb. single wheel weight limit
Non-precision instrument markings
PAPI
LDIN Rwy 17
REIL

GENERAL INFORMATION
Open to the public
Listed on Dallas-Ft. Worth Sectional Chart
No control tower
ARTCC: Fort Worth Center
FSS: Fort Worth Flight Service Station
NOTAMS: TRL (NOTAM-D service available)
Lighted wind indicator
Runways lighted dusk to dawn
White-green beacon
Not certified under FAR Part 139
TPA-1300* (1500 Twins)
CATS Testing Center

COMMUNICATION
CTAF: 122.8
UNICOM: 122.8
Non-directional beacon: 260 AVZ
ASOS: 119.275
Ft. Worth Center APP/DEP Control: 132.85/397.9
(BLUE RIDGE RCAG)

SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Fire extinguishers on site
Fire Department equipped with chemical sprays

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AIRPORT CONTACT
Terrell Municipal Airport
400 East British Flying School Blvd.
Terrell, Texas 75160

DFW International Airport Lake Ray Operated by FBO: City of Terrell

Hubbard Terrell Aviation, Inc.
Terrell Mike Sims
Municipal
Airport 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
972.524.1601 972.551.6600
Port of Atlanta After hours: 972.835.5395 info@terrellairport.com
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