Welcome to the Statesville Regional Airport

Located at 238 Airport Road (directions), Statesville, NC 28677

Monday - Friday 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
Saturday - Sunday 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

The Statesville Regional Airport (KSVH) is a General Aviation (GA) airport owned by the City of Statesville, serving the residents of Iredell County and the general area. The 7,003-foot runway and full parallel taxiway can handle any size corporate aircraft. The Statesville Regional Airport provides corporate aviation facilities for Fortune 500 companies and several NASCAR teams. Numerous aviation parts and equipment manufacturers make their home in our region. KSVH is now home to Jet East Gama, a nationwide company and one of the largest Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) providers in the country.

Located along I-40 and I-77, our region offers natural transportation advantages. Our close proximity to two major interstates affords easy highway access to I-85, as well as I-95, I-81, I-20 and I-26.

The Statesville Regional Airport is located at 238 Airport Road Statesville, NC 28677.

2023 North Carolina - The State of Aviation Brochure

The Airport Commission is made up of seven members; six are appointed by Statesville City Council and one is appointed by the Iredell County Commissioners.

Airport Commission

The City of Statesville assumed FBO operation on February 1, 2019. Available services on the Airport include fuel + oil, rental cars, catering, freight handling, and more.

Airport Services + Pilots

The Economic Impact of Statesville Regional Airport (SVH):

$8 Million in Tax Revenue
$145 Million Economic Impact
$45.4 Million in Personal Income
675 Jobs Supported
722,800 Population within 30 minutes of the Airport
100 Based Aircraft
41,200 Operations (Annual)

Statesville Regional Airport (SVH) Filed Flight Plas 2022:

NC State University provided this animation showing operations here at the Statesville Regional Airport (SVH).

This animation has been crafted using historical flight plans from 2022. As aircraft traverse in and out of a state, their path is depicted in white. Whenever a flight involves a city, a corresponding dot appears on the map. The size of these dots varies based on the volume of flights to and from that particular city.

Interestingly, many of the prominent, larger dots are NASCAR race sites.

Statesville Regional Airport Administration: