Ormond Beach Municipal Airport (OMN) is a city facility. It is located on 1128 acres of land just east of Interstate 95, just north of the Tomoka River and just west of U.S. Highway 1. It is located within the Class C Airspace anchored by neighboring Daytona Beach International Airport. Originally established in 1943 as a Naval aviation training field, the airport was deeded to the city in 1959. It offers intersecting runways 8/26 and 17/35, which are 4004 feet and 3701 feet respectively. Private companies offer aviation management and flight support services. Twelve fixed base operators (FBOs) offer flighttraining, aircraft maintenance and sales, and charter services. The airport logs more than 145,000 movements annually and flight training operations by both on-site and offsite air schools account for 80% of these movements. Recent improvements to the airport include perimeter security fencing, construction of an air traffic control tower, taxiway construction and rehabilitation, and road construction.