Colorado Plains Regional Airport (IATA: AKO, ICAO: KAKO) serves Akron, US.
The Colorado Plains Regional Airport (KAKO), also known as AKO, is a publicly-owned airport located one mile north of Akron, Colorado. It is situated on 639 acres and has one asphalt runway (11/29) measuring 7,001 by 100 feet, which is in fair condition.
The airport is open to the public and supports general aviation, with services including fuel (100LL and Jet A-1), hangars, tiedowns, and major airframe and powerplant repair. It also offers pilot instruction and extensive crop dusting operations from April to October. The airport was activated in October 1946.
*Sources researched: skyvector.com, airnav.com, aopa.org, en.wikipedia.org, globalair.com*
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Where is Colorado Plains Regional Airport located?
Colorado Plains Regional Airport is located in Akron, US, at an elevation of 4714 ft. Its IATA code is AKO and ICAO code is KAKO.