Washington Manassas Harry P. Davis Field

Washington Manassas Regional Airport, officially named Harry P. Davis Field, is a public general aviation airport located in Manassas, Virginia, approximately 30 miles southwest of Washington, D.C. It serves as an important reliever airport for the congested Washington metropolitan area airspace and primarily supports private, charter, and corporate aviation. The airport covers roughly 1,500 acres and features two runways capable of handling a variety of general aviation aircraft. It is managed by the Prince William County Department of Aviation and plays a significant role in the local economy by supporting business aviation and flight training operations. Named after Harry P. Davis, a local aviation pioneer and advocate, the airport hosts several fixed-base operators (FBOs), flight schools, and aviation service businesses. While it does not offer scheduled commercial passenger service, it remains an active and well-utilized facility in the region.