Brooks Field Airport

About the Airport

Brooks Field is a non-towered airfield owned and operated by the City of Marshall. It is managed by:  Craig Griswold, Airport Manager; Marcia Strange, Director of Community Development; a five member Airport Advisory Board; and the City Council. The airport features a single runway (10/28) 3500 x 75 feet, helipad, public and private hangars, lighted wind indicator, segmented circle, compass rose, and a tie down apron. The airport also offers two types of self-service fuels, 100LL and 94 octane Swift ethanol free, at very competitive prices, which are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

In 2012, the City of Marshall began to lease space to Griswold Aviation LLC, who specializes in piston aircraft maintenance, inspection, repair, and modification. Craig Griswold offers his customers a wide range of services and continues to grow and attract more pilots and planes to the airport.

In addition to aircraft maintenance, Brooks Field offers guests the opportunity to take a glider ride through the Marshall Soaring Club, and a number of community events through the Brooks Field Aviation Association. 

Airport Events

The third Saturday of every month, from  April to October, sees a pancake breakfast or chili lunch. hosted at the main hangar.  The Airport Board hosts these events as fundraisers for the airport.  Dates for 2026 will be posted once they are set by the board.

Other Resources

Weather services at the airfield are available through the Automatic Weather Observation System (AWOS) provided by the City of Marshall and the Michigan Department of Transportation. Information can be accessed on tuning into frequency 120.025 or by calling 269-781-9070.

Airport Communications - CTAF / UNICOM: 122.8

For more information about the airport, please email Craig Griswold.

Fuel Prices 

• 100LL $5.15 per gallon
• 94-Swift $5.83 per gallon