William B.'s taildragger at Willard Field
Participating Airports and Seaplane Bases
Click on image to open map.
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Click QR code or image above for an interactive map showing stamp locations at 115 public use airports participating in the Fly Washington Passport Program. Click any map pin for details on where the stamp is at that airport. We do our best, but have limited volunteers and resources to keep the map updated with stamp locations. For real-time information and to confirm stamp availability, please call airports directly.
Click image below for a printable PDF showing participating airports. 
Note, PDF map doesn't include specific stamp location details like the interactive map does, but this printable version give you a portable, at-a-glance overview of participating airports as of October 2025.
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Click below to download the
most recent PDF of participating airports updated 5.16.26 ( airport name change only) 
We do our best to keep the Fly Washington Passport Program map updated with stamp availability and changes in stamp locations. However, for real-time information and to confirm stamp availability, please call airports directly.
Fly & dine!
The Fly Washington Passport Program encourages pilots and aviation enthusiasts to explore Washington’s public-use airports, including the many coffee shops, restaurants and diners that call these airfields home. Stop in for a bite to eat and show off your latest passport stamp. Use the QR code above to download a list of Washington State Airport Restaurants (PDF format, updated February 2026) |
