| Location: | Marion County |
| Township: | Pike |
| Size: | 315 acres |
| Runways: | 1 |
| Primary Use: | Private, Charter, Flight Training |
| Estimated Annual Economic Impact: |
$14.8 M annually |
| Aircraft Based: | 103 |
| Daily Operations: | 127 |
| Operator: | Eagle Creek Aviation |
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Eagle Creek Airpark (EYE) is a general aviation facility located on the far west side of Indianapolis near I-465 in Marion County. Seven miles west of the downtown business district and due north of the Indianapolis International Airport, EYE services about 127 flights daily and covers 315 acres with land available for development.
Land needed for aviation vs. non-aviation use
Long-term plans do not call for significant changes to the airfield and the runway will remain unchanged at 4,200 feet. Expansion will be comprised of additional hangars and replacement of existing hangars approaching end of useful life. Minor expansion of FBO and businesses located on the airfield is expected. Space for non-aviation uses is limited to 15-acre parcel along southern edge of airport on West 38th St. at intersection with Airport Dr.
The Development Zone
Zone 1 – Aviation – The airport configuration and aeronautical infrastructure lend themselves to the creation of a single development Zone. However, near-term potential is limited. While there may be some longer-term opportunities for industrial uses, the likelihood is that the most probable new development will come in the form of expanded aviation and aviation support facilities.
