Taylor County Airport

06/05/2026

We don’t get planes like this every day and so when we do, it’s pretty exciting. Like, more than the normal every day exciting that being at an airport can be!

05/28/2026

It can be pretty exciting here at the airport but then some days you just gotta do some chores! Keeping the windows clean so we can watch all the activity out on the airfield!

05/19/2026

Aircraft come in so many shapes and sizes! Look at this plane. It flew into Taylor County Airport today. It’s a Mitsubishi MU-2. A very nice plane with lots of cool features. What interesting feature catches your eye?

05/18/2026

05/14/2026

Check this out! Taylor County Airport was featured in the Kentuckians for Better Transportation newsletter!

KBT Member Monday featuring the Taylor County Airport! 🛩

The Taylor County Airport is a county-owned public use airport located in Campbellsville that was originally developed in the 1950’s. They serve general aviation, corporate aviation, law enforcement, air ambulance, and, military operations. They also are proud to boast an excellent service and repair shop.

In 2024, the airport recorded 8,050 trackable operations with their Virtower tracking system, though likely higher. There are currently 24 aircrafts “based” at the airport, most of which are small single engine aircraft belonging to private individuals. There is a great deal of corporate activity at the airport, as well as being used by small businesses and civic organizations. The airport welcomes school groups for tours and also hosts an aviation camp conducted by DreamFlight Charities.

05/04/2026

Check out the improvements at Columbia!

04/26/2026

Our heartfelt condolences goes out to our Airport Manager Kirk Anderson on the loss of his Father. Prayers to you and your family.

04/08/2026

Right here in Campbellsville!!!

The only remaining Druther's Restaurant in the world is in Campbellsville, Kentucky...still serving up delicious country cooking just the way it always has! Step inside and it feels like time never moved on. The smell of burgers sizzling on the grill hits you first, followed by crispy fried chicken and country ham breakfasts cooked the same way folks remember from years ago. The menu is full of simple, filling favorites like chili, potato wedges, and tater tots, all coming out hot and fresh without a long wait. Even when the line stretches out the door, things keep moving and the staff stays kind and welcoming the whole time. Around here, people don’t just come for the food—they come for the familiar faces behind the counter, too. Whether it’s your first visit or one you’ve made for years, this spot still brings that true small-town Kentucky feel every single time.

03/31/2026

What a crowd! We had a great group last week here at the airport! The Campbellsville Homeschool Co-op visited the airport and we had about 70 people including parents and chaperones! That’s a bunch! But everybody was well behaved and everybody seemed to really enjoy the tour!