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Waterbury Oxford Airport (KOXC) is a general and business aviation field in Oxford, Connecticut, offering a single ILS-equipped runway and full tower services. It has no scheduled airline traffic but serves as a U.S. Customs and Border Protection port of entry, making it a practical stop for both domestic and international general aviation flights into the northeastern United States.
Waterbury Oxford Airport (KOXC) is a general and business aviation airport serving Oxford, Connecticut, in the Naugatuck Valley region of the western part of the state. It has no scheduled airline service, but it is a U.S. Customs and Border Protection port of entry for general aviation aircraft, giving it a role beyond purely local traffic for pilots arriving from further afield.
The airport is located at 41.4783 N, 73.1352 W at an elevation of 705 feet. Approach and departure control is handled by New York Approach/Departure on 124.075 MHz, reflecting the field's position within the wider New York terminal airspace environment.
KOXC has a single hard-surfaced, lit runway aligned 18/36. The 18 threshold provides 5,800 feet of runway, while the 36 threshold, which is served by an ILS, provides 5,299 feet.
Oxford Tower provides tower service on 118.475 MHz, which also serves as the CTAF. Ground movements are handled on 121.65 MHz and clearance delivery is available on 135.1 MHz. Weather information is broadcast by an AWOS-3 on 132.975 MHz, and UNICOM is available on 122.7 MHz. Runway 36 is equipped with an ILS approach.
Waterbury Oxford functions primarily as a general and business aviation airport with no scheduled airline service. It operates as a U.S. Customs and Border Protection port of entry, with published procedures for general aviation aircraft operators arriving into or departing the United States through the field.