Redmond Airport (RDM) Information

Where is Redmond Airport?  

The birthplace of American sport rock climbing is near Redmond, Oregon, at Smith Rock State Park. The park has miles upon miles of hiking trails that offer excellent vistas in Oregon's Cascade region. The area is also home to the Redmond Caves, part of the Horse Lava Tube System with a geological age of about 80,000 years.

Suffice it say that the area around Redmond is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. Other recreational opportunities include golf, fishing, mountain biking, camping, white-water rafting and skiing.

Redmond Airport (IATA: RDM, ICAO: KRDM), also known as Redmond Municipal Airport or Roberts Field Airport,  is situated just outside the city of Redmond, in Oregon state, United States. In addition to commercial services, RDM plays a role in firefighting activities in the Pacific Northwest, supporting the US Forest Service, aerial firefighting, and smokejumper teams. RDM is also home of the Lancair factory. 

As central Oregon's primary commercial airport, RDM caters to regional and low-cost carriers with flights to the western US. Redmond Airport serves about 450,000 passengers a year.

Airlines serving Redmond Airport include Alaska Airlines, Delta Connection and United Express.

Destinations served include Portland (OR), Seattle/Tacoma, Salt Lake City and San Francisco.

Your best bet for a Redmond Airport transfer is a shuttle. Details on all options are included in this guide.

Services at Redmond Airport include:

• Gift shop
• Cafe
• Pub
• Business Centre
• Conference room
• Childrens play area
• Rotating art shows

Additional Redmond Airport information may be found by visiting their official website below.

• Official RDM Redmond Airport Website