🇺🇸 Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport

Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport (KMFD/MFD) is a publicly-owned, general aviation airport located three miles north of Mansfield, Ohio,. It is owned and managed by the City of Mansfield,.

Type of Facility and Operations:

• Control Tower: The airport has an FAA-controlled tower that operates from 0600-2300, seven days a week,.
• Runways: It features a primary runway (14/32) measuring 9,001 ft x 150 ft and a crosswind runway (05/23) of 6,819 ft x 150 ft, both with asphalt surfaces,.
• Approaches: The airport offers a precision instrument approach (ILS), as well as VOR, NDB, RNAV, and ASR approaches.
• Services: Services include fueling (100LL, Jet A-1+), major airframe and powerplant repair, hangar space, tiedowns, and pilot instruction,,.
• Commercial Flights: The airport does not currently offer commuter or commercial flights, but charter services are available through its Fixed Base Operator (FBO).

Notable Features or History:

• Capacity: Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport has demonstrated the capability to handle large commercial and military aircraft, including the USAF C-5 and the Antonov 124-100,.
• Size: It encompasses over 2,400 acres with immediate access to adjoining industrial parks,.
• Activation: The airport was activated in December 1937,.

Current Status:

• The airport is operational and open to the public,,.
• There is an active construction notice at the airport.

*Sources researched: mansfieldlahmairport.com, nfdc.faa.gov, airnav.com, mansfieldohio.gov, skyvector.com*