AIRPORT RELATED

The Scappoose Industrial Airpark is a public use facility that is owned and operated by the Port of St. Helens, link to their website is below; 

(Note: the Port of St. Helens is changing their name to the Port of Columbia County)

Columbia County’s biggest airport is conveniently located within the city limits and urban growth boundary of the City of Scappoose. Owned and operated by the Port of St. Helens, the Scappoose Industrial Airpark is a public use facility. The airport uses the three-letter designation SPB, provided by the FAA. Several private aviation and manufacturing companies are headquartered at the Airpark.

The Airpark covers 196 acres and sits at an elevation of 58 feet above mean sea level. It has a single 15/33 asphalt runway that measures 5,100 ft by 100 ft. The FAA designates this airport as General Aviation, meaning that use is for civil aviation operations other than scheduled air services and non-scheduled air transport operations for hire. General aviation generally ranges from gliders to corporate jets. Additionally, General Aviation is most-often used for flying clubs, agricultural aviation, manufacturing/maintenance, and flight training.

Located one mile Northeast of Scappoose
Second busiest non-towered general aviation airport in Oregon. Currently at 60,000 operations/yr
Provides “reliever” capabilities to Hillsboro and Portland International
Home of Oregon Aero, Overall Aircraft Services (aka Evergreen Aviation), NW Antique Airplane Club, Sherpa Aircraft, Sport Copter,Columbia Aviation
Fixed Based Operator: Transwestern Aviation
Airport Advisory Committee meets: last Monday, every other month, 5:00 pm, locations may vary
Acreage available within and outside the airport boundary

Links to businesses called out above can be found on the Port's website;

https://portsh.org/facility/scappoose-industrial-airport/