About Us

A Premier North Carolina Airpark

Twenty five years ago, Tom Brady had a dream to create a new, “through the fence” airpark adjacent to Currituck County Airport, KONX, located in Maple, NC.  Over the ensuing years, a total of 37 one acre properties have been laid out, each having space for a home and hangar.  The airpark’s design allows pilots to taxi from their hangar to the community taxiway, through the Airport access gate and onto the Airport.  

One of the attractions of Brady Landing is that we don’t own the airport itself, thereby avoiding attendant maintenance costs, but we have through the fence access to a very well maintained and managed County airport.  The Airport has three instrument approaches, a 5,500 foot runway, reasonably priced JetA and 100LL fuel, hangar and tie down space and plans for further growth in hangar capacity.  

Adjacent to the Airport property, the County has built a large, multi-acre indoor and outdoor community recreation space, with outdoor pool, playing fields and playground area, with a large YMCA and Senior Center located on the grounds.  Also abutting the Airport property is the College of the Albemarle, a well regarded community college with an extensive aircraft maintenance training facility located next to the Airport itself.  

The area surrounding Maple and the Airpark is growing, with new homes being built in the area to cater to those who work in the larger cities of Norfolk, Chesapeake, and Virginia Beach, VA.  Brady Landing is itself a private oasis in a largely rural area of Northeastern North Carolina.  We are located on the mainland, across Currituck Sound from the Outer Banks towns of Duck, Corolla, Kitty Hawk and Southern Shores, about a 40 minute drive to the Outer Bank beaches.

Those of us who live here feel fortunate to call Brady Landing our home.

Living in the airpark brings a sense of community with fellow pilots.  

Through-the-fence access to a county owned and operated airport.  A runway that is 5500' long and has Avgas and Jet Fuel.