Advancing Oklahoma's Aerospace Future
Supporting aviation, aerospace innovation, airports, workforce development, and economic growth across the state.
Reaching New Heights
Aerospace and defense puts $52.5 billion into Oklahoma’s economy and supports high-wage work in all 77 counties.
Oklahoma’s 107 public airports move people, cargo, and investment across the state and beyond.
Oklahoma is building a space ecosystem to enable companies to launch, test, manufacture, and scale in Oklahoma.
Moving Oklahoma Forward
Economic Impact
Aerospace Companies
Jobs Supported by the Industry
How We Serve
Unearth the tools, resources, funding, and planning behind Oklahoma’s public airports.
A Spacecraft is Launching from Oklahoma Soil.
In 2027, Dawn Aerospace is set to fly from Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport at Burns Flat—the first inland, FAA-licensed spaceport in the country. That launch is not a one-off spectacle. It is the visible proof of a statewide space economy taking shape.