The Ocean City Municipal Airport (OCE) is situated in Ocean City, Maryland, United States and is owned by the City of Ocean City. The airport is located at a height of 28 feet above sea level, just two miles south of the city center. It has two runways, one of which is an asphalt paved runway measuring 5,000 feet in length, while the other one is a grass runway which is 2,500 feet in length. The airport is served by several airlines, including Allegiant Air, United Express and US Airways Express.

The airport was originally established in the early 1920s, although the land it is situated on was donated in 1923. The airport was then named “Ocean City Airport”. The name was chosen to reflect the fact that the airport is located in the city of Ocean City. It was also chosen to help distinguish it from the nearby Salisbury-Ocean City Regional Airport, which is located in Wicomico County, Maryland.

The airport code “OCE” was assigned to the Ocean City Municipal Airport by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). It stands for “Ocean City Municipal”, in reference to the city in which the airport is located.

The Ocean City Municipal Airport currently has an average of 17 flights per day, with most flights departing to major cities, such as New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, Maryland. The airlines that serve the airport include Allegiant Air, United Express and US Airways Express.

The Ocean City Municipal Airport is a very important air facility for the local community and is considered to be the main air transportation hub for the entire Ocean City region. It serves as a vital link for the local economy, providing a platform for business, tourism and leisure travel to and from the city. The airport also plays a significant role in the local economy by providing jobs for local residents and businesses.