Welcome to the Friendliest Little Airport in Michigan!

This quiet, country airport is the place where hundreds of people first experienced aviation, took flight training, and earned their pilot certificates. Located in rural Macomb County, 20 miles north of Detroit, the airport was originally known as New Haven Macomb.

Over the decades we've steadily grown and improved. Construction of new hangars, a major runway upgrade in 1999, a name change to Ray Community Airport in 2002, taxiway improvements and construction of even more hangars, and a completely remodeled airport office with pilot lounge have all produced a vibrant airport with modern facilities and a solid pilot base. And we're not finished yet!

What's in it for me?

Whether you simply want to visit an airport and watch planes in operation, or you'd like information about learning to fly, please feel free to stop by. We have coffee and donuts in the airport office every Saturday morning except holidays. Come in and visit with us or explore our website.

If you're a pilot looking for avgas at discount prices, put Ray Community on your checklist. If you're an aircraft owner looking to base your plane at a friendly, affordable field, check us out.

We have much to offer including:

  • Fuel (100LL) at bargain prices with additional discounts for members of our Blue Ray Fuel Club
  • Aircraft tie-downs
  • Flight training via a full-time flight school
  • Home of EAA Chapter 13
  • Wide variety of aircraft including vintage, helicopters, ultralights, motor gliders, multi-engine, gyro copters, and dozens of building projects
  • Family-friendly environment and activities

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Please use caution when driving around the airport, particularly when using the north access road.

Keep watch for planes landing on Runway 18 and be mindful of the Stop sign — aircraft always have the right-of-way. And if you think an accident can't happen, click here to view an example.

Stop Sign
Website design and maintenance by Ken Fackler.