The 1966 terminal was demolished in 1999, in response to the need for a new terminal based on increasing airport demand.
The airport formerly known as Midland-Odessa Regional Airport is now named the Midland International Air and Space Port, owing to the fact that in 2014, it was licensed to handle commercial space flight.
The Spaceport Business Park is conveniently located in Midland, Texas – the heart of oil & gas country. The Midland International Air & Space Port is the first to be co-located with a major commercial airport. It is FAA approved as a Commercial Space Launch Site. The launch site is currently being used by AST & Science, a satellite testing and manufacturing company, who has recently raised $128-million in investment. Satellite technology company, Kepler Aerospace, has also located in the Spaceport Business Park and is benefiting from access to affordable space and state-of-the-art equipment.
In terms of passenger flights, Midland is currently served by the American Eagle, Southwest, and United Express airlines.
Old Airport Terminal Historical Database 