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State College Regional Airport has added new EV charging stations for traveler convenience and is keeping parking rates steady through 2025. Visitors can also enjoy a new artistic touch with a custom bird weathervane at the airport exit.

The State College Regional Airport name is now on PennDOT signage as drivers approach the airport from I-99. The State College Regional Airport was renamed from the University Park Airport in late 2023. There was a delay in changing the name on the PennDOT signs due to spacing related to the number of words. Consequently, the new name is partially abbreviated to “S C Regional Airport”.

In today's dynamic environment, staying informed about potential impacts to our airport operations is crucial for a smooth and stress-free travel experience. We want to assure you that our official social media channels are the most reliable and immediate source for the latest information regarding any events that may affect our airport.

NOTICE: Road Closure. Due to last night’s storm, a portion of Fox Hill Road near Toftrees is currently closed. Please plan alternate routes accordingly.

UPDATE: ALL ROADS ARE NOW OPEN

State College Regional Airport is completing the design phase for installing passenger boarding bridges and making related modifications to the terminal building.

Chris Groshel, the Chairman of the Centre County Airport Authority, announced today that the Authority's long-time Executive Director, James Meyer, will step down on June 30, 2025.

Starting April 1st, State College Regional Airport (SCE) will offer four daily flights to Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) on United Airlines!

The recent storm cause fairly extensive damage near the airport with many utilities down.

UPDATE: ALL ROADS ARE NOW OPEN

State College Regional Airport, and the Centre County Airport Authority, jointly announced  plans  to design and to construct two Passenger Boarding Bridges (PBB) to enhance the travel experience for commercial airline passengers.