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Getting to Diamondback Energy in Midland

By Rachel Julian, Editor-in-Chief · · 3 min read

The airport, the ground game, and whether you need a car for a business trip to Diamondback Energy’s Midland headquarters — from our verified where-to-stay data.

Direct answer: Visiting Diamondback Energy in Midland? It’s at 500 W Texas Ave, Midland, TX 79701 (Downtown Midland). Airport: Midland Intl (MAF) ~10–15 min. The Permian Basin is rental-car country — there is no alternative.
Company
Diamondback Energy — an independent oil and natural-gas company focused on the Permian Basin
Location
Downtown Midland (visitors base along Loop 250, ~10 min north)
Airport
Midland Intl (MAF) ~10–15 min
Getting there
a rental — the Permian Basin has no real transit and you will be driving between sites

Which airport for Diamondback Energy

Midland Intl (MAF) ~10–15 min. One airport — Midland International Air & Space Port (MAF), serving the Permian Basin. There is no transit to speak of; a rental car is effectively mandatory, because the energy operations are spread across a wide, car-only region.

The ground reality in Midland

This is rental-car country, full stop. Midland (MAF) has no meaningful public transit, and the Permian Basin — Midland, Odessa, and the field offices between them — spans tens of miles of West Texas. Rent at the airport; rideshare exists in town but thins out fast, and you will likely be driving between sites. Fuel up and plan the distances.

Getting to Diamondback Energy

For Diamondback Energy specifically, Downtown Midland points you toward a rental — the Permian Basin has no real transit and you will be driving between sites.

Where you sleep decides your morning. The companion to this page is where to stay near Diamondback Energy — pick the hotel in the right submarket and the airport-to-office problem mostly solves itself.

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Sources: Diamondback Energy’s location is its published corporate address. Airport, transit, and drive guidance is The Sales Traveler’s own, based on Midland geography and its airports (Midland International (MAF)). Not paid placements.
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