The Punta Gorda Airport (PGD) is located in the city of Punta Gorda, Florida in the United States. It is situated on a 684-acre site along the Peace River and Charlotte Harbor. PGD is a public-use airport owned by the Charlotte County Board of Commissioners and serves the Charlotte, DeSoto, and Lee counties. It was originally established in 1928 and has been continuously operating since then.

The airport was originally named the Charlotte County Airport and the name was changed to Punta Gorda Airport in 1972. The name was chosen to honor the city of Punta Gorda, which is the oldest city in Charlotte County and was founded in 1887.

The airport code, PGD, was determined by the International Air Transport Association and is derived from the airport's name.

Punta Gorda Airport has grown steadily over the years and currently has more than 121,000 operations yearly. The airport offers a wide range of services and facilities, including a 24-hour control tower, two runways, a terminal building, and a business center.

The airport currently has an average of 20 flights a day. The airlines that serve the airport include Allegiant Air, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Sun Country Airlines, United Airlines, and more.

Punta Gorda Airport has become an important part of the local community and economy, providing jobs, connecting people and businesses, and contributing to the local economy through taxes, tourism, and other forms of revenue. It is also an important hub for business travelers, as well as leisure travelers, who come to enjoy the beaches, golf courses, restaurants, and other attractions in the area.

Punta Gorda Airport has come a long way since its founding in 1928 and is now a major hub for air travelers in the region. It has grown from a small regional airport to a bustling hub, offering a wide range of services and facilities to passengers and businesses alike.