Burke's Airport

No official reason for the closure is documented. As a small, private turf airstrip, the closure was almost certainly due to reasons common for such fields: the owner may have sold the property, ceased flying activities due to age or cost, or passed away. There is no indication of closure due to military conversion, accidents, or broader economic factors affecting a public airport.

The site is currently private property and appears to be integrated back into the surrounding farmland. Satellite imagery from the 2020s shows the faint but clear outline of the former north-south runway as a mowed grass strip adjacent to a private residence. However, there are no signs of active aviation, such as aircraft, hangars, or runway markings. It is used as a field or private lane.

Burke's Airport was a small, private turf airfield, likely used for personal recreational flying (general aviation) by its owner. It consisted of a single north/south grass runway, estimated to be around 2,000 feet long. It held no major historical or commercial significance and was not part of the national airport system. Its identifier, US-11403, is not an official ICAO code but rather an internal catalog number used by non-governmental airport databases to track airfields that lack official designations.

There are no known plans or prospects for reopening Burke's Airport. As a privately owned strip that has been inactive for many years, any potential reopening would be entirely dependent on the current landowner's initiative and investment. There is no public or commercial interest in its revival.