Ticonderoga Municipal Airport

Ticonderoga, US 🇺🇸 Small Airport

ICAO

K4B6

IATA

Elevation

273 ft

Region

US-NY

Local Time

Airport Information

GPS Code: K4B6

Local Code: 4B6

Location: 43.8773° N, -73.413101° E

Continent: NA

Type: Small Airport

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What Travelers Say

AI-Generated Summary Based on web research

Ticonderoga Municipal Airport (K4B6) primarily serves general aviation, and as such, "traveler reviews" are mostly from pilots rather than commercial passengers. Overall sentiment appears to be neutral to positive among the limited available feedback, focusing on its utility as a functional, if unattended, general aviation facility. The airport is valued for its accessibility and fuel services, though pilots should be aware of its unstaffed nature and potential winter conditions.

What Travelers Love

Self-Service Fuel: 100LL fuel is available via self-service with a credit card 24 hours a day, which is a significant convenience for pilots.
Well-Maintained Runway: The airport features a 4,041-foot asphalt runway (02/20) reported to be in excellent condition. Recent federal funding has been allocated for runway rehabilitation, suggesting ongoing commitment to its upkeep.
Pilot-Activated Lighting: The runway is equipped with REIL (Runway End Identifier Lights), PAPI (Precision Approach Path Indicator), and MIRL (Medium Intensity Runway Lights), which can be activated by pilots via CTAF.
Proximity to Local Attractions: The airport offers convenient access to Fort Ticonderoga and various local dining options in the town.

Common Complaints

Unattended Airport: Ticonderoga Municipal Airport is generally unattended, meaning there is no staff present for services beyond self-serve fuel.
Wildlife Presence: Pilots are advised of wildlife on and in the vicinity of the airport, which can pose a hazard.
Obstructions Near Runway: There are reported trees and a fence near the end of Runway 02, which pilots should be aware of during operations.
Limited Hangar Space: Hangar space at the airport is limited, with existing private hangars fully occupied.
Winter Operations Require Call-Ahead: During winter months (December - March), pilots are required to call for runway conditions before arrival.
Landing Fees: Landing fees are assessed for Part 135 operations and jet/turbine aircraft.

Ticonderoga Municipal Airport (K4B6) serves as a practical stop for general aviation pilots visiting the Ticonderoga area, offering essential services like fuel and a well-maintained runway, despite being an unattended facility. Pilots should be prepared for self-service operations and be mindful of local conditions and potential obstructions.

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For Pilots

Designation	Length	Width	Surface	Status
`02/20`	4040 ft	60 ft	ASP	Active Lighted

Type	Description	Frequency
CNTR	BOSTON CNTR	`135.7 MHz`
UNIC	CTAF/UNICOM	`122.8 MHz`

Ident	Name	Type	Frequency

Ground Transportation

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