Milton Park Airport

Limited public information is available for an airport specifically identified as "Milton Park Airport (YMPK)". Based on available search results, there is no definitive airport with the exact name "Milton Park Airport" and the identifier "YMPK" that fits the description of a small private airfield without scheduled commercial service.

However, a VORTAC (VHF Omnidirectional Range/Tactical Air Navigation) named MILTON (MIP) exists near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Airport data for a facility in Harrisburg, PA, shows a significant airport with a runway (13/31) measuring 10,001 ft x 200 ft with an asphalt surface. This facility is likely Harrisburg International Airport (MDT), a large commercial airport, which contradicts the user's premise of a small private airfield.

Other airports with "Milton" in their name but different identifiers include:

• Milton Airport (4AL8): This is a privately owned airfield located in Lacey Springs, Alabama. It features a turf runway (13/31) with dimensions of 2,600 ft x 200 ft. The owner is Richard D. Milton.
• Peter Prince Field (2R4): Located approximately 3 miles east of the City of Milton, Florida, this is a public general aviation airport. It has one asphalt runway (18-36) measuring 3,701 ft long and 75 ft wide.
• Ona Airpark Airport (12V): Situated 4 miles west of Milton, West Virginia, this airport is privately owned but open to the public. It has an asphalt runway (7/25) that is 3,154 ft x 40 ft.

A historical "Milton Airport" in Milton, Pennsylvania, opened in 1941 and served as an instructional base during World War II, but it closed in 1971, and its runways were plowed up.