Louisville Executive Aviation

Louisville Executive Aviation is a full-service Fixed Base Operator and special event location at Bowman Field (KLOU), one of the oldest continuously operating commercial airfields in North America. Founded in 1921, Bowman Field carries a storied aviation history — Charles Lindbergh visited in 1927 and the airfield appeared in the 1965 James Bond film Goldfinger. Louisville Executive Aviation has operated at the field as a family-owned business since 2004, holding NATA Safety 1st certification. The venue accommodates private and corporate events against the backdrop of a working general aviation airport. The renovated lobby and on-site facilities — including a pilot lounge and conference room, catering services, and direct ramp access — make the property well-suited to gatherings that benefit from a one-of-a-kind setting. The operation also offers dedicated services for Kentucky Derby season, including shuttle transportation to and from the track.