The Renton Municipal Airport is located in Renton, Washington, USA. Originally known as the Renton Airfield, the airport was established in 1941 by the U.S. Army Air Corps. The construction of the airfield occurred during the height of World War II, when the Army Air Corps was in need of additional airfields to train its pilots.

At first, the airfield was used primarily for training purposes. However, after the war, it was used as a public airport. In 1949, the Renton Municipal Airport was officially established, and it has been in operation ever since.

Today, the Renton Municipal Airport is commonly referred to as “Clayton Scott Field” in honor of Clayton Scott, a local pilot who made significant contributions to the airport's development. Scott was a Renton native and a noted air mail pilot. He was one of the first pilots to fly the Seattle-Renton air mail route in the early 1930s.

The airport code for Renton Municipal Airport is RNT. This code was chosen because it is the first two letters of the airport's name. The airport has a total of 18 daily flights, which are served by Alaska Airlines and United Airlines.

The Renton Municipal Airport is a small airport that serves primarily as a reliever airport for nearby Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It is located about 12 miles south of Seattle and is a popular choice for general aviation pilots and those who wish to avoid the congestion of the larger airport. It is also the home of the Renton Flying Club, which was founded in 1946.

The Renton Municipal Airport is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and it employs a staff of over 30 people. It has an average of over 50,000 passengers per year, and its facilities include a terminal building, a control tower, an aircraft parking apron, and a 3,000-foot runway. In addition to the airlines mentioned above, the airport also serves a number of other general aviation operators.

The Renton Municipal Airport has been an important part of the Renton community for almost 80 years. It has seen many changes over the years, but its commitment to providing a safe and efficient air service to the local community has remained unchanged.