Central Maine/Norridgewock Airport (OWK)

Central Maine/Norridgewock Airport (OWK) is a public general aviation airport serving the town of Norridgewock and the surrounding Somerset County region in central Maine. Opened in 1944 and operated by the Town of Norridgewock, it functions primarily as a base for private pilots, flight training, charter activity and light aircraft maintenance.

The airport covers 426 acres about 4 miles west of the Norridgewock town center and has two asphalt runways: Runway 15/33 (4,000 by 100 feet) and Runway 03/21 (3,998 by 80 feet). With no commercial passenger terminal, it supports general aviation operations through its fixed-base facilities and ramp areas rather than scheduled airline service.

Travelers using OWK reach the field by road from Norridgewock and can continue to nearby communities such as Skowhegan, Madison, Waterville and Augusta, as well as regional destinations in central and western Maine. Ground transportation options include private transfers, rental cars and arranged group or bus services.

For pilots, the airport offers aviation fuel, tiedown parking, flight instruction, aircraft rental, and airframe and engine repair services, along with automated weather reporting and a common traffic advisory frequency for arriving and departing aircraft.