Airports

Mississippi: airport grants ranked

FAA airport awards FY2010–FY2025, by total awards. All US airports · Every airport page has its own Grants tab.

Airports ranked
72
with an award FY2010–FY2025
Awarded
$782M
$781,655,806 to Mississippi airports
# Airport Years Grants Awarded AIP Tower ops $ / op
1 JAN Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Jackson 2010–25 30 $126,113,351 74% 751,302 $159.82
2 GPT Gulfport-Biloxi International Gulfport 2010–25 40 $116,666,696 89% 836,621 $128.23
3 MEI Key Field Meridian 2010–25 32 $56,077,689 73% 1,005,244 $47.72
4 GTR Golden Triangle Regional Columbus 2010–25 34 $50,959,372 62% 629,786 $72.81
5 OLV Olive Branch/Taylor Field Olive Branch 2018–25 12 $33,492,915 94% 549,955 $43.07
6 GLH Greenville Mid-Delta Greenville 2010–25 21 $24,076,617 93% 319,863 $73.52
7 HSA Stennis International Bay St. Louis 2010–25 22 $22,276,610 90% 488,714 $40.83
8 TUP Tupelo Regional Tupelo 2010–25 22 $21,444,532 79% 814,817 $25.12
9 PIB Hattiesburg/Laurel Regional Moselle 2010–25 22 $19,334,748 71% — —
10 UOX University-Oxford Oxford 2010–25 22 $17,823,648 92% — —
11 0R0 Columbia/Marion County Columbia 2010–25 15 $17,330,239 99% — —
12 HBG Hattiesburg Bobby L Chain Municipal Hattiesburg 2011–25 18 $15,949,914 98% — —
13 HKS Hawkins Field Jackson 2010–25 17 $14,023,600 89% 289,056 $42.90
14 GWO Greenwood-Leflore Carroll (County) 2010–25 16 $11,908,852 88% — —
15 RNV Cleveland Municipal Cleveland 2010–25 16 $11,279,029 90% — —
16 UTA Tunica Municipal Tunica 2010–25 20 $10,345,539 92% — —
17 JVW John Bell Williams Raymond 2011–25 17 $10,337,579 89% — —
18 PQL Trent Lott International Pascagoula 2010–25 18 $10,300,592 91% — —
19 MBO Bruce Campbell Field Madison 2010–25 18 $9,907,631 92% — —
20 LMS Louisville/Winston County Louisville 2010–25 19 $9,227,918 96% — —
21 HEZ Hardy-Anders Field/Natchez-Adams County Natchez 2010–23 14 $8,432,611 87% — —
22 CKM Fletcher Field Clarksdale 2011–25 18 $7,195,991 93% — —
23 STF George M Bryan Starkville 2010–25 15 $6,981,264 94% — —
24 M11 Copiah County Crystal Springs 2010–25 12 $6,858,947 91% — —
25 CRX Roscoe Turner Corinth 2010–25 17 $6,629,592 98% — —
26 M13 Poplarville/Pearl River County Poplarville 2010–25 14 $5,721,801 90% — —
27 PMU Panola County Batesville 2011–25 13 $5,720,608 90% — —
28 M24 Dean Griffin Memorial Wiggins 2010–25 17 $5,556,739 92% — —
29 M40 Monroe County Aberdeen 2011–25 15 $5,499,650 95% — —
30 MJD Picayune Municipal Picayune 2010–24 10 $5,486,024 91% — —
31 MCB McComb/Pike County/John E Lewis Field McComb 2010–23 14 $5,443,449 95% — —
32 UBS Columbus-Lowndes County Columbus 2010–25 18 $5,148,239 88% — —
33 M44 Houston Municipal Houston 2010–25 15 $4,624,032 90% — —
34 8M1 Booneville/Baldwyn Booneville 2010–25 16 $4,434,794 89% — —
35 1R7 Brookhaven-Lincoln County Brookhaven 2012–23 10 $4,241,589 86% — —
36 GNF Grenada Municipal Grenada 2010–25 15 $4,129,655 86% — —
37 M72 New Albany/Union County New Albany 2010–25 16 $3,893,897 88% — —
38 OSX Kosciusko-Attala County Kosciusko 2010–25 12 $3,778,753 88% — —
39 2R0 Waynesboro Municipal Waynesboro 2010–25 12 $3,727,439 92% — —
40 M83 McCharen Field West Point 2011–25 11 $3,624,158 95% — —
41 M41 Holly Springs-Marshall County Holly Springs 2010–25 15 $3,406,592 79% — —
42 17M Magee Municipal Magee 2011–25 13 $3,358,369 85% — —
43 IDL Indianola Municipal Indianola 2010–25 18 $3,265,447 84% — —
44 87I Yazoo County Yazoo City 2010–25 16 $3,264,683 93% — —
45 5A6 Winona-Montgomery County Winona 2010–25 15 $3,091,262 78% — —
46 MPE Philadelphia Municipal Philadelphia 2010–24 16 $3,031,667 92% — —
47 VKS Vicksburg Municipal Vicksburg 2010–24 18 $2,828,078 84% — —
48 LUL Hesler/Noble Field Laurel 2011–25 10 $2,788,497 80% — —
49 23M Clarke County Quitman 2010–25 13 $2,680,040 80% — —
50 19M C A Moore Lexington 2010–25 15 $2,604,439 93% — —
51 5A4 Okolona Municipal/Richard Stovall Field Okolona 2010–25 14 $2,566,790 92% — —
52 T36 Paul Pittman Memorial Tylertown 2011–25 11 $2,445,504 91% — —
53 M23 James H Easom Field Newton 2010–24 14 $2,413,992 84% — —
54 25M Ripley 2010–25 12 $2,370,219 92% — —
55 1M2 Belzoni Municipal Belzoni 2010–24 14 $2,340,189 93% — —
56 08M Carthage-Leake County Carthage 2011–25 9 $2,222,104 73% — —
57 01M Tishomingo County Belmont 2010–25 14 $2,217,667 91% — —
58 20M Macon Municipal Macon 2011–25 10 $2,177,007 87% — —
59 15M Segars Field Iuka 2011–25 14 $2,150,654 92% — —
60 22M Pontotoc County Pontotoc 2012–25 9 $2,056,140 87% — —
61 M37 Ruleville-Drew Drew 2011–24 11 $2,044,677 96% — —
62 M43 Prentiss-Jefferson Davis County Prentiss 2012–25 12 $1,924,164 91% — —
63 04M Calhoun County Pittsboro 2012–25 11 $1,752,303 90% — —
64 00M Thigpen Field 2010–20 6 $1,457,891 99% — —
65 4R1 I H Bass Jr Memorial Lumberton 2010–18 8 $1,137,743 100% — —
66 33M Water Valley Municipal 2010–17 4 $919,230 100% — —
67 14M Hollandale Municipal 2010–17 6 $815,578 100% — —
68 2M4 G V Montgomery 2011–16 5 $718,411 100% — —
69 9M4 Ackerman Choctaw County 2010–16 4 $653,128 100% — —
70 06M Eupora 2014–15 2 $509,906 100% — —
71 M59 Richton-Perry County 2012–14 2 $340,707 100% — —
72 M16 John Bell Williams 2011 1 $96,425 100% — —

Awarded is every program in the FAA's grant history reports (AIP, and from FY2020 pandemic relief and the infrastructure law's AIG, ATRM and FCT grants); AIP is the Airport Improvement Program's share of it. Tower ops are ATADS counts (2010–2024), summed over the award years that have counts; a dash means no tower count. $ / op divides the awards IN THOSE YEARS by those operations, so an airport with counts for part of the span is measured on that part. Grants to state block programs, system plans and proposed airports carry no airport identifier and are not ranked. Sources: FAA AIP grant histories, FAA ATADS. Not FAA analysis.