Cedar Island Airport serves Brule, US.
Cedar Island Airport (WI10) is a privately-owned, private-use airfield located 6 nautical miles south of Brule, Wisconsin, USA. It is not actively used, and the grass on the runways may be long in the summer. The airport has an estimated elevation of 1,229 feet.
The facility features two turf runways:
- One runs NE/SW, measuring 3,800 feet by 150 feet.
- The other runs NW/SE, measuring 1,400 feet by 150 feet.
There are no published instrument procedures for WI10, and approaches are visual flight rules (VFR). The airport is unattended and does not have Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) or fuel services. It is owned by Cedar Island Conservancy, Ltd..
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Where is Cedar Island Airport located?
Cedar Island Airport is located in Brule, US, at an elevation of 1229 ft. Its IATA code is — and ICAO code is WI10.