Tri-State Airport / Milton J. Ferguson Field

KHTS sits about 5 miles west of downtown Huntington, with a single 8,000-foot runway that handles anything up to large-cabin jets without issue. Commercial traffic is light, running a handful of Allegiant departures per week, which means ramp congestion and ground delays are rarely a factor. No slot requirements, no noise curfews that affect typical charter hours.

The airport is a practical choice for travel to Marshall University, Cabell Huntington Hospital, Mountain Health Network, and the broader Appalachian coalfields region. It draws steady corporate and medical charter traffic. Expect FBO-level ground handling with a smaller-operation feel: efficient, but not the polished amenities of a major metro FBO. Fuel is available on the field.

Downtown Huntington is about 5 miles east, a 10 to 15 minute drive. Ashland, Kentucky is roughly 15 miles southwest across the Ohio River. Charleston, WV is about 50 miles east on US-60, typically under an hour. Lexington, KY runs about 120 miles to the southwest, a two-hour drive. No helicopter transfer services operate regularly from KHTS. Car rental is available at the terminal, and local car services can be arranged with advance notice through the FBO.