Grundy Municipal Airport

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Grundy Municipal Airport(GDY) is the sole airport that operates out of Buchanan County, VA. It is publicly owned by the Town of Grundy and is operated by the Grundy Municipal Airport Commision. Small personal and charter planes comprise of the usage of the facility. It has two asphalted runways that run 2300 feet. The airport is a 3 mile drive from Grundy, the county seat of Buchanan County.


Future of the Airport

Grundy Municipal Airport was completed in 1969 when the property it lies on was donated to the town by the United Coal Company,after surface mining created the new flat land. The lack of flat terrain in the mountainous region made it difficult to find a location suitable to sustain a proper airport facility. After 35 years of operation, many local leaders want to replace the current airport for a larger regional airport. Leaders on a local,state,and federal level have been working on creating a new regional airport serving Buchanan and Dickenson Counties. As of yet, definite plans on the construction of such an airport haven't been finalized.


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