A 190-acre site with its own runway.
A 100 ft × 100 ft hangar available, land to build on, three-phase power, and a 3,800-foot runway Causey keeps in operation — all on one property, directly across the road from the Greensboro-Randolph megasite and Toyota's battery plant.
Build it here. Fly it from here.
Plenty of industrial sites have a building and some land. What Causey Airport has that almost none of them do is a runway on the same title. An airframe, a drone, or a piece of equipment can be built in the hangar, rolled out of the door, and flown — without a lowboy, a permit, or a road closure. For anyone whose product has to leave the ground to prove itself, that removes an entire logistics problem from the schedule.
The second thing it has is an address. Causey Airport sits directly across the road from the Greensboro-Randolph megasite and Toyota's $14 billion battery plant, in the middle of the Carolina Core — the 150-mile corridor from Winston-Salem to Fayetteville that now holds four certified megasites. Suppliers who need to be near that plant are competing for ground. This is ground.
- 100 ft × 100 ft hangar available now
- A portion of the surrounding land available alongside the hangar
- Three-phase power on site
- 3,800 ft asphalt runway on the same property
- Private, permission-only airspace, away from commercial airline traffic
- Directly across the road from the Greensboro-Randolph (Toyota) megasite
- Privately owned and family-operated since 1962 — one owner, one decision-maker
What is actually here.
| Property | 190 acres in total, privately owned — the runway included |
|---|---|
| Location | Liberty, NC mailing address. The land is in Guilford County, on the Randolph County line |
| Hangar Available | 100 ft × 100 ft |
| Available | The 100 ft × 100 ft hangar plus a portion of the surrounding land. Acreage by arrangement |
| Power | Three-phase, on site |
| Runway | 3,800 ft asphalt, on the same property. Causey continues to own and operate the field, so the runway stays in service |
| Airspace | Private, permission-only, away from commercial airline traffic |
| Adjacent To | Greensboro-Randolph megasite · Toyota battery plant, directly across the road |
| Nearest Airline Service | Greensboro PTI (GSO), minutes away · RDU within easy reach |
| Ownership | Causey family, since Benson Causey opened the field in 1962 |
| Availability | For lease. Terms by arrangement |
| Water, sewer, data | Discussed against your actual requirement — ask |
Causey would rather answer a specific requirement honestly than publish a figure that turns out not to fit your building. Tell us the load and the footprint.
Four kinds of tenant, one property.
Megasite suppliers
Tier-1 and Tier-2 suppliers to the Greensboro-Randolph plant who need to sit close to it. "Directly across the road" is not a figure of speech here.
UAS and eVTOL builders
Manufacture and flight-test on one site instead of moving airframes between two. Causey Aviation Unmanned, a sister company and a federally certificated UAS air carrier, already flies from this field.
Defense and research programmes
A private field, a discreet address, and controlled access — without the traffic, the tower, or the public ramp of a commercial airport.
Industrial tenants who need airside
Any operation where the runway is part of the offer rather than a drive away: assembly, completions, specialist maintenance, equipment test.
Liberty, North Carolina.
Straight answers about the site.
What is available for lease at Causey Airport in Liberty, North Carolina?
Causey Airport (NC74) is a privately owned 190-acre airfield in Liberty, North Carolina. A 100 ft × 100 ft hangar is available, along with a portion of the surrounding land for additional building. Three-phase power is on site. Causey continues to own and operate the field itself, so the 3,800 ft asphalt runway stays in service for tenants who need it. Causey Aviation leases directly as the owner.
How close is Causey Airport to the Greensboro-Randolph (Toyota) megasite?
Causey Airport is directly across the road from the Greensboro-Randolph megasite, the site of Toyota's battery plant. For a supplier that needs to sit close to that plant, it is about as close as private land gets. The field is also minutes from Greensboro (GSO) and within easy reach of RDU and the rest of the Carolinas.
Which county is Causey Airport in?
The land is in Guilford County, right on the Randolph County line, with a Liberty, North Carolina mailing address. That distinction matters more than it sounds: zoning, permitting and property tax follow the county line, not the post office, so a Liberty address does not put the property under Randolph County rules. The Greensboro-Randolph megasite sits across the road on the Randolph side.
Does the site at Causey Airport have three-phase power?
Yes. Three-phase power is on site at Causey Airport. Tell Causey what your building and equipment need and you will get a straight answer on what can be delivered at the building, rather than a brochure figure.
Can I manufacture and flight-test aircraft on the same property?
That is the point of this site. The 3,800 ft asphalt runway at Causey Airport is on the same 190-acre property as the hangar and the open land, so an airframe can be built, rolled out of the door and flown without being trucked anywhere. The airspace is private and permission-only, away from commercial airline traffic, which is why the field is already used for UAS, eVTOL and defense flight testing.
How much of the 190 acres at Causey Airport is available to lease?
A portion of it. Causey Airport is a 190-acre property in total, and Causey Aviation continues to own and operate the airfield — which is precisely what keeps the runway in service for the tenants who need it. What is available to lease is the 100 ft × 100 ft hangar plus surrounding land, with the acreage set by arrangement against what you actually need. Tell Causey the footprint and you will get a straight answer.
Is Causey Airport for lease or for sale?
Causey Aviation is leasing a portion of the site, not selling it. The family has owned the airfield since Benson Causey opened it in 1962 and continues to operate it — which is what keeps the runway available to tenants. If your plans need a different structure, or more of the property than the current parcel, that is a conversation worth having directly with Causey.
What utilities are available at Causey Airport?
Three-phase power is on site. For water, sewer, data and anything else a specific building needs, Causey would rather give you a straight answer against your actual requirement than publish a number that turns out not to fit. Tell Causey the load and the footprint and you will get a real answer.
Who do I contact about leasing space at Causey Airport?
Causey Aviation, the owner of the field, handles site enquiries directly. Call 888-866-8965 or use the enquiry form below. Because Causey is a family-owned company and the owner of the land, you are dealing with one decision-maker rather than a committee.
Tell us what you would build.
Causey Aviation responds within one business day. The more you can say about the footprint, the power draw, and whether you need airside access, the more useful the first answer will be.
- Lease terms by arrangement
- You are dealing with the owner, not an agent
- Site visits by appointment
Prefer the phone? Call (888) 866-8965.
Site enquiry
Causey Aviation responds within one business day.