Bolton Field Airport serves as a critical general aviation link in a three-airport system operated by the Columbus Regional Airport Authority. Built in 1970 to free Port Columbus for expanded commercial operations, Bolton Field accommodates much of Central Ohio’s general aviation needs.

To ensure that Bolton Field continues to effectively fulfill its role as a reliever airport and continues keeping pace with emerging general aviation trends, an airport Master Plan was reviewed and updated by Airport Authority leaders with input and assistance from a Technical Advisory Panel comprised of FAA representatives, city, township and county officials and other local stakeholders from the Columbus area. The public also provided input.

Bolton Field’s growth and development is being guided by this plan in accordance with the surrounding community and its general aviation requirements.

Questions about the Bolton Field Master Plan may be directed to:

Director, Planning and Development
(614) 239-4042
BMeleski@ColumbusAirports.com

Bolton Field's Master Plan (PDF)
Executive Summary

Title Page & Table Of Contents
Chapters 1, 2, and 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5 and Bibliography
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D
Appendix E
Appendix F

Bolton Field's Airport Layout Plan (PDF)
Title Sheet
Airport Data Sheet
Existing Airport Layout Plan
Future Airport Layout Plan
Aerial Layout Plan
Plan and Profile Runway 04
Plan and Profile Runway 22
Plan and Profile Future Runway 9-27
Terminal Area Plan
Land Use Plan
FAR Part 77 Obstruction Plan

Bolton Field's Noise Exposure Maps (PDF)
Existing (2001) Noise Exposure Map
Future (2006) Noise Exposure Map