Stillwater Regional Airport 

When you need to fly, #FlySWO! With direct daily flights to Dallas, free parking, and faster baggage claims, enjoy a stress-free flying experience at the Stillwater Regional Airport! 

Click here to book your flight today! 

 

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What is a REAL ID?

A REAL ID is a Driver's License or State ID with a gold star in the top right corner indicating it meets federal minimum security standards. Starting May 7, 2025, you may need a REAL ID (or a federal ID like a passport) to fly within the U.S. or to enter certain federal buildings, such as a courthouse.

REAL ID is a more secure version of your state-issued driver's license or ID, with standards set by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Beginning May 7, 2025, a REAL ID* will be required to:

  • Board a domestic flight 
  • Enter military bases or specific federal buildings 
  • Enter nuclear power plants 

*Or valid federal identification document (i.e. U.S. Passport)

Programs like TSA PreCheck and CLEAR will also require REAL ID-approved documents to enroll.

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How to Obtain a REAL ID


Bring the following documents to your visit

Documents Examples  Requirements
Proof of Identity Birth Certificate or U.S. Passport 1 proof
Proof of Oklahoma Residency Utility Bill or Credit Card Statement 2 proofs
Social Security Number   Physical card not required
Name Change Documents Marriage Certificate, Divorce Decree, or Court Order Required for all name changes since birth
Immigration or Legal Presence Documents Permanent Resident Card or Employment Authorization Card If applicable
A REAL ID often only takes one more document, and it’s likely something you already have!

Visit a Licensed Operator or Service Oklahoma Licensing Office
 

You may visit your local Licensed Operator (previously called a tag agency) to receive a REAL ID if you are a U.S. Citizen or a permanent resident.

You may also view live wait times and join the waitlist at all Service Oklahoma Licensing Offices.
 

Apply for a REAL ID Today

 

After Hours Appointments

Note

If you are under the age of 18, you must have a parent or legal guardian with you.


Pay the fees and get your temporary REAL ID
 

Be sure to bring the documents from your REAL ID checklist to your visit. Your checklist was sent to your email if you elected to provide it.

You will be given a paper temporary to use until you receive your REAL ID in the mail. 

This paper temporary is not accepted by TSA for flying, so we strongly recommend applying for your REAL ID at least 4 weeks before you plan to travel.


 

New Terminal for Stillwater Regional Airport

 

The NEW entrance for the parking lot at the Stillwater Regional Airport terminal is now open. Please see the attached map for traffic flow and direction of travel.

Traffic Flow - SSWO Airport

 

Terminal Building - Outside SWO

Terminal Building Floor Plan SWO

July 2023 to June 2024 Stats 

 

  • Serviced over 65,000 passengers in or out on American Airlines 
  • Over 72,000 pounds of mail flown through SWO
  • 6.6% increase in passenger growth from 2023
  • Customers include:
    • OSU students, faculty, staff, alumni, fans, and visitors
    • Business travelers
    • Event coordinators, speakers, and attendees
  • SWO averages 80,000 aircraft operations annually and is ranked as the fourth busiest airport in Oklahoma
  • The primary runway and parking apron routinely handle charter aircraft as large as the Boeing 737-900 and Airbus A321
  • SWO is in the process of reconstructing the public airline terminal area with a new terminal building, terminal access road, and parking improvements
  • SWO continues to partner with Visit Stillwater to offer a premium coffee bar, a free perk for all departing passengers that FlySWO.
  • SWO completed a multi-year aircraft parking apron expansion and airfield electrical upgrade project in 2022
  • SWO completed the siting phase of a new commercial terminal and new air traffic control tower with design soon commencing and construction completing by 2030
  • The Flying Aggies are a student flying club at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. The club's purpose is to encourage interest in aviation, provide safe and economical flying for its members, and advance the members' knowledge of aeronautical and related subjects.
  • According to a 2017 Economic Impact Study conducted by the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission, Stillwater’s airport has a local economic impact of
    • more than $70 million annually; and,
    • either directly or indirectly contributes to 663 jobs in the community.