PRESCOTT REGIONAL AIRPORT
YOUR GATEWAY TO TALENT, TERRAIN AND TAKEOFF
A Regional Airport with Expanding Opportunities. Prescott Regional Airport (KPRC) offers a unique combination of modern aviation infrastructure, direct access to a skilled pipeline from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and a high quality of life location that supports recruitment, operations and long-term growth.
Game-Changing Airport Assets and Bold New Investments
THE PRESCOTT ADVANTAGE
The airport’s dedication to public-private partnership and investment creates turnkey opportunities for flight operations, MRO, training, aerospace R&D and advanced manufacturing. State-of-the-art flight training complex: A cornerstone of investment is Embry-Riddle’s new flight training complex, including a 263,000 square foot aircraft ramp and a new two-story, 20,000 square foot flight operations building with dispatch, briefing, simulation and instructional spaces. Large aircraft parking ramp and apron capacity: Expansive ramp space under design will support multiple training fleets, transient corporate aircraft and MRO services. Public-private partnership: City, state and university investment reduces risk and signals long-term regional commitment.
By December 2027, the City of Prescott will attract 300,000 square feet of new commercial development to support the growing population in northern Prescott, supporting key focus areas:
Workforce Pipeline Immediate proximity to Embry-Riddle provides access to high-caliber aviation graduates in flight operations, maintenance, avionics, and aerospace engineering.
Available land and flexibility: Master planning includes hangars, avionics shops and aerospace campus development.
Lower Operating Costs Regional airport fees, land costs and local incentives are typically more competitive than major metro airports.
State-of-the-Art Innovation Center and Industry Opportunities
Join a flexible, industry-ready hub designed to support next-generation aviation and aerospace operations. MRO and avionics: Build hangars adjacent to the large public ramp for line and heavy maintenance, with easy parts logistics. Aerospace R&D and test operations: Use uncongested airspace and university partnerships for flight test, UAS and avionics validation. Corporate flight operations: Establish a regional operations base with lower costs and fast access to Phoenix and Sedona markets. Rapid Return on Investment: A reduced development time shortens the timeline from initial capital outlay to operational training and light MRO.
Regulatory and Community Support
Active municipal partnership and recent state funding demonstrate a pro-aviation environment.
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