| Short name | Service | Command | Formal name | ICAO | Urbanized area (etc.) | State (etc.) | Opened | Closed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Altus | Air Force | Air Education and Training Command | Altus Air Force Base | KLTS | Altus | Oklahoma | 1942 | open | inactive 1946-1953 |
| Andersen | Air Force | Pacific Air Forces | Andersen Air Force Base | PGUA | Hagåtña | Guam | 1944 | open | formerly North Field Army Base Command, North Guam Air Force Base |
| Andrews | Air Force | Air Force District of Washington | Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Washington | KADW | Washington (DC) | Maryland | 1942 | open | formerly Camp Springs Air Base, Andrews Air Force Base |
| Arnold | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Arnold Air Force Base | KAYX | Tullahoma | Tennessee | 1941 | open | formerly Camp Peay, Camp Forrest, William Northern Field, and Air Engineering Development Center |
| Barksdale | Air Force | Air Force Global Strike Command | Barksdale Air Force Base | KBAD | Shreveport | Louisiana | 1931 | open | |
| Beale | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Beale Air Force Base | KBAB | Yuba County | California | 1942 | open | |
| Bolling | Air Force | Air Force District of Washington | Bolling Air Force Base | KBOF | Washington (DC) | District of Columbia | 1918 | open | formerly Anacostia Experimental Flying Field |
| Brooks | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Brooks City-Base | San Antonio | Texas | 1918 | open | formerly Gosport Field; scheduled for closure | |
| Buckley | Air Force | Air Force Space Command | Buckley Air Force Base | KBKF | Denver | Colorado | 1942 | open | |
| Cannon | Air Force | Air Force Special Operations Command | Cannon Air Force Base | KCVS | Clovis | New Mexico | 1943 | open | formerly Clovis Army Airfield |
| Charleston | Air Force | Air Mobility Command | Charleston Air Force Base | KCHS | Charleston (SC) | South Carolina | 1941 | open | also Charleston International Airport and Joint Base Charleston |
| Columbus | Air Force | Air Education and Training Command | Columbus Air Force Base | KCBM | Columbus (MS) | Mississippi | 1941 | open | briefly Kaye Field |
| Creech | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Creech Air Force Base | KINS | Clark County | Nevada | 1942 | open | formerly Indian Springs Air Force Auxiliary Field |
| Davis–Monthan | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Davis–Monthan Air Force Base | KDMA | Tucson | Arizona | 1925 | open | Tucson Municipal Airport, 1925-1941 |
| Dover | Air Force | Air Mobility Command | Dover Air Force Base | KDOV | Dover | Delaware | 1941 | open | built as Municipal Airport, Dover Airdrome; inactive 1946-1950 |
| Dyess | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Dyess Air Force Base | KDYS | Abilene | Texas | 1942 | open | formerly Abilene Army Air Base (Tye Field) |
| Edwards | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Edwards Air Force Base | KEDW | Kern County | California | 1933 | open | originally Muroc Lake Bombing and Gunnery Range; hosts Air Force Flight Test Center |
| Eglin | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Eglin Air Force Base | KVPS | Fort Walton Beach | Florida | 1935 | open | formerly Valparaiso Bombing and Gunnery Base OR Valpariso Bombing and Gunnery Base |
| Eielson | Air Force | Pacific Air Forces | Eielson Air Force Base | PAEI | Fairbanks North Star Borough | Alaska | 1943 | open | formerly Mile 26 Satellite Field |
| Ellsworth | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Ellsworth Air Force Base | KRCA | Meade County | South Dakota | 1941 | open | formerly Rapid City Army Air Base, Weaver Air Force Base |
| Elmendorf | Air Force | Pacific Air Forces | Elmendorf Air Force Base | PAED | Anchorage | Alaska | 1940 | open | adjacent to Fort Richardson |
| Warren | Air Force | Air Force Global Strike Command | Francis E. Warren Air Force Base | KFEW | Cheyenne | Wyoming | 1867 | open | originally Fort David Allen Russell |
| Fairchild | Air Force | Air Mobility Command | Fairchild Air Force Base | KSKA | Airway Heights | Washington | 1942 | open | formerly Galena Field, Spokane Army Airfield |
| Goodfellow | Air Force | Air Education and Training Command | Goodfellow Air Force Base | San Angelo | Texas | 1940 | open | runways closed in 1975 | |
| Grand Forks | Air Force | Air Mobility Command | Grand Forks Air Force Base | KRDR | Grand Forks County | North Dakota | 1955 | open | |
| Grissom | Air Force | Air Force Reserve Command | Grissom Joint Air Reserve Base | KUGS | Miami County | Indiana | 1942 | open | formerly Naval Air Station Bunker Hill, United States Air Force Storage Branch |
| Gunter | Air Force | Air Education and Training Command | Gunter Annex | Montgomery | Alabama | 1940 | open | ||
| Hanscom | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Laurence G. Hanscom Air Force Base | KBED | Boston | Massachusetts | 1942 | open | formerly Bedford Municipal Airport; also civilian Hanscom Field; hosts Electronic Systems Center |
| Hickam | Air Force | Pacific Air Forces | Hickam Air Force Base | PHNL | Honolulu | Hawaii | 1934 | open | also Honolulu International Airport; adjacent to Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Fort Kamehameha |
| Short name | Service | Command | Formal name | ICAO | Urbanized area (etc.) | State (etc.) | Opened | Closed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Altus | Air Force | Air Education and Training Command | Altus Air Force Base | KLTS | Altus | Oklahoma | 1942 | open | inactive 1946-1953 |
| Andersen | Air Force | Pacific Air Forces | Andersen Air Force Base | PGUA | Hagåtña | Guam | 1944 | open | formerly North Field Army Base Command, North Guam Air Force Base |
| Andrews | Air Force | Air Force District of Washington | Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Washington | KADW | Washington (DC) | Maryland | 1942 | open | formerly Camp Springs Air Base, Andrews Air Force Base |
| Arnold | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Arnold Air Force Base | KAYX | Tullahoma | Tennessee | 1941 | open | formerly Camp Peay, Camp Forrest, William Northern Field, and Air Engineering Development Center |
| Barksdale | Air Force | Air Force Global Strike Command | Barksdale Air Force Base | KBAD | Shreveport | Louisiana | 1931 | open | |
| Beale | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Beale Air Force Base | KBAB | Yuba County | California | 1942 | open | |
| Bolling | Air Force | Air Force District of Washington | Bolling Air Force Base | KBOF | Washington (DC) | District of Columbia | 1918 | open | formerly Anacostia Experimental Flying Field |
| Brooks | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Brooks City-Base | San Antonio | Texas | 1918 | open | formerly Gosport Field; scheduled for closure | |
| Buckley | Air Force | Air Force Space Command | Buckley Air Force Base | KBKF | Denver | Colorado | 1942 | open | |
| Cannon | Air Force | Air Force Special Operations Command | Cannon Air Force Base | KCVS | Clovis | New Mexico | 1943 | open | formerly Clovis Army Airfield |
| Charleston | Air Force | Air Mobility Command | Charleston Air Force Base | KCHS | Charleston (SC) | South Carolina | 1941 | open | also Charleston International Airport and Joint Base Charleston |
| Columbus | Air Force | Air Education and Training Command | Columbus Air Force Base | KCBM | Columbus (MS) | Mississippi | 1941 | open | briefly Kaye Field |
| Creech | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Creech Air Force Base | KINS | Clark County | Nevada | 1942 | open | formerly Indian Springs Air Force Auxiliary Field |
| Davis–Monthan | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Davis–Monthan Air Force Base | KDMA | Tucson | Arizona | 1925 | open | Tucson Municipal Airport, 1925-1941 |
| Dover | Air Force | Air Mobility Command | Dover Air Force Base | KDOV | Dover | Delaware | 1941 | open | built as Municipal Airport, Dover Airdrome; inactive 1946-1950 |
| Dyess | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Dyess Air Force Base | KDYS | Abilene | Texas | 1942 | open | formerly Abilene Army Air Base (Tye Field) |
| Edwards | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Edwards Air Force Base | KEDW | Kern County | California | 1933 | open | originally Muroc Lake Bombing and Gunnery Range; hosts Air Force Flight Test Center |
| Eglin | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Eglin Air Force Base | KVPS | Fort Walton Beach | Florida | 1935 | open | formerly Valparaiso Bombing and Gunnery Base OR Valpariso Bombing and Gunnery Base |
| Eielson | Air Force | Pacific Air Forces | Eielson Air Force Base | PAEI | Fairbanks North Star Borough | Alaska | 1943 | open | formerly Mile 26 Satellite Field |
| Ellsworth | Air Force | Air Combat Command | Ellsworth Air Force Base | KRCA | Meade County | South Dakota | 1941 | open | formerly Rapid City Army Air Base, Weaver Air Force Base |
| Elmendorf | Air Force | Pacific Air Forces | Elmendorf Air Force Base | PAED | Anchorage | Alaska | 1940 | open | adjacent to Fort Richardson |
| Warren | Air Force | Air Force Global Strike Command | Francis E. Warren Air Force Base | KFEW | Cheyenne | Wyoming | 1867 | open | originally Fort David Allen Russell |
| Fairchild | Air Force | Air Mobility Command | Fairchild Air Force Base | KSKA | Airway Heights | Washington | 1942 | open | formerly Galena Field, Spokane Army Airfield |
| Goodfellow | Air Force | Air Education and Training Command | Goodfellow Air Force Base | San Angelo | Texas | 1940 | open | runways closed in 1975 | |
| Grand Forks | Air Force | Air Mobility Command | Grand Forks Air Force Base | KRDR | Grand Forks County | North Dakota | 1955 | open | |
| Grissom | Air Force | Air Force Reserve Command | Grissom Joint Air Reserve Base | KUGS | Miami County | Indiana | 1942 | open | formerly Naval Air Station Bunker Hill, United States Air Force Storage Branch |
| Gunter | Air Force | Air Education and Training Command | Gunter Annex | Montgomery | Alabama | 1940 | open | ||
| Hanscom | Air Force | Air Force Materiel Command | Laurence G. Hanscom Air Force Base | KBED | Boston | Massachusetts | 1942 | open | formerly Bedford Municipal Airport; also civilian Hanscom Field; hosts Electronic Systems Center |
| Hickam | Air Force | Pacific Air Forces | Hickam Air Force Base | PHNL | Honolulu | Hawaii | 1934 | open | also Honolulu International Airport; adjacent to Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Fort Kamehameha |