Located in Crawford County, Illinois, Crawford County Airport (KRSV) is a small airstrip with a big story. The airport was established in 1942 as a training field during World War II. Following the war, it was dormant until the City of Robinson revived it in 1951 to serve as a general aviation hub. In 2007, the airport was renamed Crawford County Airport, which better represents the economic benefits it provides to the entire community. KRSV has two runways — 5,108 feet and 3,398 feet — which launch local pilots, businesses, and dreamers into the sky.