Marshall Memorial Municipal Airport (MHL)

Marshall Memorial Municipal Airport (KMHL/MHL) in Marshall, Missouri, is primarily a general aviation facility and does not appear to cater to commercial passenger travel. Consequently, there are no recent traveler reviews or experiences from commercial passengers regarding overall satisfaction, terminal facilities, security wait times, or customs/immigration experiences available in public search results. The information available pertains to its operational capabilities and amenities for general aviation users.

What is Known about the Airport (primarily for general aviation users):

• Publicly Owned and Operated: The airport is owned by the City of Marshall.
• Runways: It features two runways: one 5,006 x 75-foot asphalt runway (18/36) and one 3,320 x 150-foot turf runway (9/27), both reported to be in excellent condition.
• Fuel Services: 100LL Avgas and Jet A fuel are available 24/7 on a self-serve basis.
• On-site Facilities: The airport is home to the Martin Community Center and Nicholas Beazley Aviation Museum, offering a multi-purpose community space and an aviation history museum.
• Courtesy Car: An airport courtesy car is available for local use on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Other Amenities: Waze indicates the presence of restrooms, parking for customers, and wheelchair accessibility. There are also rental opportunities for hangers, tie-downs, offices, and a conference room in the newly renovated terminal building.