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About Goshen Municipal Airport

Goshen Municipal Airport (KGSH) is a public-use general aviation facility located on 439 acres in Goshen, Indiana. With two runways—9/27 at 6,008 feet asphalt and 5/23 at 2,497 feet turf—the airport supports a range of aviation activity, from private flyers to event air shows. The site includes a passenger terminal and lounge, hangar and tiedown parking, and an FBO transitioned to Sweet Aviation in 2024. Whether you’re attending a local air event or just visiting Goshen, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your trip smoothly.

Notable events hosted at Goshen Municipal Airport include America’s Freedom Fest air show, Air Supremacy over Goshen RC air show, and the Rotors ’n Ribs helicopter fly-in. For travelers and aviation enthusiasts, the airport is accessible via public transit and nearby lodging options. While there isn’t a dedicated KGSH shuttle, the Interurban Trolley provides local transportation, and parking options include airport hangars, tiedowns, and a passenger terminal with lounge. To make your trip easy, we highlight nearby hotels and dining options — with affiliate partner recommendations — and practical tips on seating, parking, and getting around Goshen.

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  • Address: 17229 County Road 42, Goshen, IN
  • Airport type: Public-use general aviation airport
  • Size: 439 acres
  • Runways: 9/27 is 6008 ft (asphalt); 5/23 is 2497 ft (turf)
  • Parking: hangars and tiedowns; passenger terminal and lounge
  • Transit: Interurban Trolley serves Goshen; no dedicated KGSH shuttle
  • Nearby hotels: Fairfield Inn & Suites Goshen; Holiday Inn Express & Suites Goshen
  • Notable events: America's Freedom Fest air show; Air Supremacy over Goshen RC air show; Rotors ’n Ribs helicopter fly-in
  • Renamed/demolished: No rename; FBO operator changed to Sweet Aviation in 2024