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Springfield-Branson National AirportIATA code SGF

Springfield-Branson National Airport (SGF/KSGF) is the primary air passenger gateway serving Springfield, United States in North America. The airfield connects travelers with essential regional transit routes and operating carrier options.

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Serves
Springfield, United States
Codes
SGF · KSGF
IATA · ICAO
Time zone
America/Chicago
Region
North America
Airport record, updated 10 Jul 2026OurAirports, 5 Oct 2026Wikidata, 5 Oct 2026Terminals and transport not yet verifiedWhere this comes from

Springfield-Branson National Airport (SGF/KSGF) is the primary air passenger gateway serving Springfield, United States in North America. Operating on America/Chicago local time at coordinates 37.240°, -93.380°, the airfield functions as an active commercial transit hub for scheduled regional and international flights. Travelers navigating Springfield-Branson National Airport (SGF) are encouraged to confirm terminal layouts, ground transport connections into Springfield, and flight schedules with their operating carrier prior to travel.

Springfield-Branson National Airport details

Airport record · 10 Jul 2026
IATA code
SGF
ICAO code
KSGF
City
Springfield
Country
United States
Region
North America
Time zone
America/Chicago
Coordinates
37.245°, -93.389°
From OurAirports
Official website
flyspringfield.com (opens in a new tab)
From Wikidata

Codes, region and time zone come from the Originfacts airport record (last updated 10 Jul 2026). Fields marked otherwise come from the dataset named on them. None are verified by hand against Springfield-Branson National Airport’s own pages.

SGF airport facts

OurAirports · Wikidata
Size class
Medium airport
From OurAirports (5 Oct 2026); OurAirports’ own classification
Elevation
386 m (1,268 ft)
From OurAirports (5 Oct 2026)
Opened
1945
Per Wikidata (opens in a new tab) (retrieved 5 Oct 2026) — date of official opening
Passengers, 2019
1.17 million
Per Wikidata (opens in a new tab) (retrieved 5 Oct 2026), citing faa.gov (opens in a new tab)
Named after
Springfield
Per Wikidata (opens in a new tab) (retrieved 5 Oct 2026)
Nearest airport with scheduled flights
Branson Airport BKG · 81 km
OurAirports scheduled-service flag; straight-line distance calculated

Runways at SGF

OurAirports · 5 Oct 2026

Source: OurAirports (opens in a new tab) runways data (public domain), retrieved 5 Oct 2026. Not an aeronautical source — not for navigation.

2 open runways, all lit. Longest 14/32: 2,438 m, concrete.

Runways at SGF: length, width, surface and lighting
RunwayLengthWidthSurface
14/322,438 m8,000 ft46 mconcrete
02/202,135 m7,003 ft46 mconcrete

Routes from SGF

No route records yet

Originfacts does not track any routes from SGF yet, so no route records are listed here. Check current schedules with the airlines or the airport’s own site.

Where SGF is

Calculated

11 km west-northwest

Springfield-Branson National Airport lies 11 km west-northwest of Springfield city centre in a straight line. Road distance is longer; transport options are not yet verified (see terminals and transport below).

Calculated from the airport coordinates (OurAirports) and the Wikidata (opens in a new tab) city-centre point.

Terminals, transport and parking at SGF

Not yet verified

Terminal assignments, ground transport into Springfield, parking, lounges and accessibility services have not been verified against Springfield-Branson National Airport’s own pages yet, so none are listed here.

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Before you travel

  • Confirm your terminal with the operating airline.
  • Check the check-in and bag-drop cut-off times on your booking.
  • Allow extra time if you need to change terminals or check bags in again.
  • Check your flight status before you leave for the airport.

Airports near Springfield

Calculated

Straight-line distances calculated from each airport’s coordinates in the Originfacts airport records. Road distances are longer.

Springfield-Branson National Airport: common questions

Where is Springfield-Branson National Airport?

Springfield-Branson National Airport serves Springfield, United States. Its coordinates in OurAirports are 37.245°, -93.389°.

What are the airport codes for Springfield-Branson National Airport?

The IATA code is SGF and the ICAO code is KSGF.

What time zone is SGF in?

Springfield-Branson National Airport is in the America/Chicago time zone.

What is the official website of Springfield-Branson National Airport?

The airport’s official website is flyspringfield.com. For questions about a booking, contact the operating airline.

How many runways does Springfield-Branson National Airport have?

OurAirports lists 2 open runways at SGF: 14/32 (2,438 m (8,000 ft), concrete); 02/20 (2,135 m (7,003 ft), concrete).

When did Springfield-Branson National Airport open?

Wikidata gives 1945 as its official opening date.

How many passengers use Springfield-Branson National Airport?

Wikidata records 1.17 million passengers for 2019, the latest year it holds.

How far is SGF from Springfield city centre?

Springfield-Branson National Airport is about 11 km west-northwest of Springfield city centre in a straight line, calculated from coordinates. The distance by road is longer.

What is the elevation of Springfield-Branson National Airport?

OurAirports gives SGF’s elevation as 386 m (1,268 ft) above sea level.

Sources

Nothing on this page is verified by hand yet. Each section comes from the dataset below, with its date where the dataset has one. Terminal, transport and parking details are left out until they can be read from Springfield-Branson National Airport’s own pages.

Background reading:Wikipedia (opens in a new tab)Wikidata (opens in a new tab)