Cooperstown-Westville Airport (COP)

Cooperstown-Westville Airport is a small public-use general aviation airport serving Cooperstown and the surrounding Otsego County region in upstate New York. It primarily supports private, charter and recreational flying rather than scheduled airline service.

The airport is located about four nautical miles (7 km) southeast of central Cooperstown and provides convenient access to the village, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Otsego Lake and nearby cultural attractions. Activated in May 1956, the facility operates a single turf runway designated 02/20 measuring 2,337 feet by 125 feet, suitable for light general aviation aircraft.

Passenger amenities are modest and centered on a compact terminal building with a pilot lounge, flight planning area and restrooms. Aviation fuel, aircraft parking, maintenance and flight training are available through the airport's on-site operator.

The airport is reached by local roads, with taxis, pre-arranged private transfers and private vehicles providing connections to Cooperstown and surrounding areas. For scheduled commercial flights, travelers generally use larger airports such as Albany or Syracuse.