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Colorado Springs Airport

2017-05-14T15:28:58Z

Kbeamsde:

{{categorybox|North America|United States|Colorado}}

{{infobox
| fullname=Colorado Springs Airport
| location=Colorado Springs, Colorado
| iata=COS
| icao=KCOS
| aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial
| website=http://www.springsgov.com/airportindex.aspx
| mapurl=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=COS&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=59.076726,65.478516&ie=UTF8&hq=COS&hnear=Peterson+Field+(COS),+Colorado+Springs,+Colorado+80925&ll=38.800587,-104.704943&spn=0.05766,0.063944&t=h&z=14
| mapsource=Google Maps
| atctower= 133.15
| atcground= 121.7
| atcclearance= 134.45
| atcapproach= 124.0
| atcdeparture= 124.0
| atcatis= 125.0
| atcunicom=
}}



==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

===Location===

Much of the airport is located on, and shares facilities with, an active US Air Force Base, access is restricted only to authorized base personnel. There are however, stories of limited success at various points along Aviation Way, on the west side of the field, near the GA facilities.

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

As much of the airport is located on, and shares facilities with an active US Air Force Base, access is restricted to authorized base personnel only.

==Regular Traffic==

===Commercial Airlines and Aircraft===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|'''Airline'''
|'''Aircraft'''
|-
|Alaska Airlines
|Embraer E170 (operated by SkyWest)
|-
|Allegiant Air
|MD80
|-
|American Airlines
|MD80
|-
|American Eagle
|CRJ-900 (operated by Mesa "Air Shuttle")
|-
|Delta Airlines
|A320
|-
|Frontier Airlines
|A319, A320
|-
|United Express
|CRJ-100/200/700 (operated by SkyWest Airlines), Embraer ERJ-135 (operated by ExpressJet), Embraer ERJ-145(XR) (operated by Trans States Airlines), Embraer E170 (operated by SkyWest Airlines)
|-
|}

==Facilities and Transportation==

*The airport covers 7,200 acres (2,900 ha) and has three paved runways: '''17L/35R''', 13,501 x 150 ft (4,115 x 46 m) long, '''17R/35L''', 11,022 x 150 ft (3,360 x 46 m) and '''12/30''', 8,269 x 150 ft (2,520 x 46 m).

Colorado Springs Airport

2017-05-14T15:26:53Z

Kbeamsde: /* Location */

{{categorybox|North America|United States|Colorado}}

{{infobox
| fullname=Colorado Springs Airport
| location=Colorado Springs, Colorado
| iata=COS
| icao=KCOS
| aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial
| website=http://www.springsgov.com/airportindex.aspx
| mapurl=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=COS&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=59.076726,65.478516&ie=UTF8&hq=COS&hnear=Peterson+Field+(COS),+Colorado+Springs,+Colorado+80925&ll=38.800587,-104.704943&spn=0.05766,0.063944&t=h&z=14
| mapsource=Google Maps
| atctower=
| atcground=
| atcclearance=
| atcapproach=
| atcdeparture=
| atcatis=
| atcunicom=
}}



==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

===Location===

Much of the airport is located on, and shares facilities with, an active US Air Force Base, access is restricted only to authorized base personnel. There are however, stories of limited success at various points along Aviation Way, on the west side of the field, near the GA facilities.

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

As much of the airport is located on, and shares facilities with an active US Air Force Base, access is restricted to authorized base personnel only.

==Regular Traffic==

===Commercial Airlines and Aircraft===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|'''Airline'''
|'''Aircraft'''
|-
|Alaska Airlines
|Embraer E170 (operated by SkyWest)
|-
|Allegiant Air
|MD80
|-
|American Airlines
|MD80
|-
|American Eagle
|CRJ-900 (operated by Mesa "Air Shuttle")
|-
|Delta Airlines
|A320
|-
|Frontier Airlines
|A319, A320
|-
|United Express
|CRJ-100/200/700 (operated by SkyWest Airlines), Embraer ERJ-135 (operated by ExpressJet), Embraer ERJ-145(XR) (operated by Trans States Airlines), Embraer E170 (operated by SkyWest Airlines)
|-
|}

==Facilities and Transportation==

*The airport covers 7,200 acres (2,900 ha) and has three paved runways: '''17L/35R''', 13,501 x 150 ft (4,115 x 46 m) long, '''17R/35L''', 11,022 x 150 ft (3,360 x 46 m) and '''12/30''', 8,269 x 150 ft (2,520 x 46 m).

Colorado Springs Airport

2017-05-14T15:24:10Z

Kbeamsde: /* Locations to Avoid */

{{categorybox|North America|United States|Colorado}}

{{infobox
| fullname=Colorado Springs Airport
| location=Colorado Springs, Colorado
| iata=COS
| icao=KCOS
| aptype=Mixed-Use Commercial
| website=http://www.springsgov.com/airportindex.aspx
| mapurl=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=COS&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=59.076726,65.478516&ie=UTF8&hq=COS&hnear=Peterson+Field+(COS),+Colorado+Springs,+Colorado+80925&ll=38.800587,-104.704943&spn=0.05766,0.063944&t=h&z=14
| mapsource=Google Maps
| atctower=
| atcground=
| atcclearance=
| atcapproach=
| atcdeparture=
| atcatis=
| atcunicom=
}}



==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

As much of the airport is located on, and shares facilities with an active US Air Force Base, access is restricted to authorized base personnel only.

==Regular Traffic==

===Commercial Airlines and Aircraft===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|'''Airline'''
|'''Aircraft'''
|-
|Alaska Airlines
|Embraer E170 (operated by SkyWest)
|-
|Allegiant Air
|MD80
|-
|American Airlines
|MD80
|-
|American Eagle
|CRJ-900 (operated by Mesa "Air Shuttle")
|-
|Delta Airlines
|A320
|-
|Frontier Airlines
|A319, A320
|-
|United Express
|CRJ-100/200/700 (operated by SkyWest Airlines), Embraer ERJ-135 (operated by ExpressJet), Embraer ERJ-145(XR) (operated by Trans States Airlines), Embraer E170 (operated by SkyWest Airlines)
|-
|}

==Facilities and Transportation==

*The airport covers 7,200 acres (2,900 ha) and has three paved runways: '''17L/35R''', 13,501 x 150 ft (4,115 x 46 m) long, '''17R/35L''', 11,022 x 150 ft (3,360 x 46 m) and '''12/30''', 8,269 x 150 ft (2,520 x 46 m).

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T23:49:46Z

Kbeamsde:

{{categorybox|North America|United States|Colorado}}

{{infobox
| fullname=Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
| location=Broomfield, CO
| iata=BJC
| icao=KBJC
| aptype=Public
| website=
| mapurl=https://www.google.com/maps/@39.9096982,-105.1291522,586m/data=!3m1!1e3
| mapsource=
| atctower=118.6
| atcground=121.7
| atcclearance=132.6
| atcapproach=126.1
| atcdeparture=126.1
| atcatis=126.25
| atcunicom=
| psh=
}}



Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver, and is the closest airport to downtown Denver. The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways. Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents.

==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official location, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains a small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM, Monday-Saturday except on holidays. The United States Forest Service maintains a tanker base at the airport. During the summer fire season, there is a good chance of spotting anything from Air Tractors to MD80's, DC9's and Avro Jets. P2s are common this time of year as well. The National Center for Atmospheric Research bases a C130 at the airport that flies in and out periodically.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T23:46:14Z

Kbeamsde:

{{categorybox|North America|United States|Colorado}}

{{infobox
| fullname=Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
| location=Broomfield, CO
| iata=BJC
| icao=KBJC
| aptype=Public
| website=
| mapurl=https://www.google.com/maps/@39.9095135,-105.1284685,586m/data=!3m1!1e3
| mapsource=
| atctower=118.6
| atcground=121.7
| atcclearance=132.6
| atcapproach=126.1
| atcdeparture=126.1
| atcatis=126.25
| atcunicom=
| psh=
}}



Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver, and is the closest airport to downtown Denver. The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways. Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents.

==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official location, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains a small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM, Monday-Saturday except on holidays. The United States Forest Service maintains a tanker base at the airport. During the summer fire season, there is a good chance of spotting anything from Air Tractors to MD80's, DC9's and Avro Jets. P2s are common this time of year as well. The National Center for Atmospheric Research bases a C130 at the airport that flies in and out periodically.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T23:42:32Z

Kbeamsde: /* Regular Traffic */

{{categorybox|North America|United States|Colorado}}

{{infobox
| fullname=Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
| location=Broomfield, CO
| iata=BJC
| icao=KBJC
| aptype=Public
| website=
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=118.6
| atcground=121.7
| atcclearance=132.6
| atcapproach=126.1
| atcdeparture=126.1
| atcatis=126.25
| atcunicom=
| psh=
}}



Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver, and is the closest airport to downtown Denver. The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways. Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents.

==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official location, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains a small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM, Monday-Saturday except on holidays. The United States Forest Service maintains a tanker base at the airport. During the summer fire season, there is a good chance of spotting anything from Air Tractors to MD80's, DC9's and Avro Jets. P2s are common this time of year as well. The National Center for Atmospheric Research bases a C130 at the airport that flies in and out periodically.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T23:39:49Z

Kbeamsde:

{{categorybox|North America|United States|Colorado}}

{{infobox
| fullname=Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
| location=Broomfield, CO
| iata=BJC
| icao=KBJC
| aptype=Public
| website=
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=118.6
| atcground=121.7
| atcclearance=132.6
| atcapproach=126.1
| atcdeparture=126.1
| atcatis=126.25
| atcunicom=
| psh=
}}



Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver, and is the closest airport to downtown Denver. The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways. Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents.

==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official location, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains a small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T03:16:18Z

Kbeamsde:

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| fullname=Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
| location=Broomfield, CO
| iata=BJC
| icao=KBJC
| aptype=Public General Aviation
| website=
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=118.6
| atcground=121.7
| atcclearance=132.6
| atcapproach=126.1
| atcdeparture=126.1
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Rocky Moutain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver, and is the closest airport to downtown Denver. The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways. Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents

==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official location, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains a small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T03:14:34Z

Kbeamsde: /* Other Spotting Locations */

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{{infobox
| fullname=Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
| location=Broomfield, CO
| iata=BJC
| icao=KBJC
| aptype=Public General Aviation
| website=
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=118.6
| atcground=121.7
| atcclearance=132.6
| atcapproach=126.1
| atcdeparture=126.1
| atcatis=126.25
| atcunicom=
| psh=
}}



Rocky Moutain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver, and is the closest airport to downtown Denver. The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways. Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents

.==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official location, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains a small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T03:14:22Z

Kbeamsde: /* Other Spotting Locations */

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{{infobox
| fullname=Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
| location=Broomfield, CO
| iata=BJC
| icao=KBJC
| aptype=Public General Aviation
| website=
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=118.6
| atcground=121.7
| atcclearance=132.6
| atcapproach=126.1
| atcdeparture=126.1
| atcatis=126.25
| atcunicom=
| psh=
}}



Rocky Moutain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver, and is the closest airport to downtown Denver. The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways. Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents

.==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official location, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T03:14:09Z

Kbeamsde:

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{{infobox
| fullname=Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
| location=Broomfield, CO
| iata=BJC
| icao=KBJC
| aptype=Public General Aviation
| website=
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=118.6
| atcground=121.7
| atcclearance=132.6
| atcapproach=126.1
| atcdeparture=126.1
| atcatis=126.25
| atcunicom=
| psh=
}}



Rocky Moutain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver, and is the closest airport to downtown Denver. The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways. Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents

.==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official locationm, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

2016-07-09T03:13:29Z

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Rocky Moutain Metropolitan Airport is a public-use airport located near Broomfield, Colorado, United States. The airport is owned and operated by Jefferson County and is situated midway between Denver and Boulder on U.S. Highway 36. It is located sixteen miles northwest of the central business district of Denver,[1] and is the closest airport to downtown Denver.[2] The airport covers 1,700 acres (688 ha) and has three runways.[1] Formerly known as Jefferson County Airport or Jeffco Airport, the airport was renamed Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport on October 10, 2006 [2] although it is sometimes referred to as Rocky Mountain Regional Airport, e.g. 2007-2012 county planning documents.==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

Though not an official locationm, Simms Road, just west of the Control tower contains small vehicle pull-off that provides excellent views of Rwy 12L/R operations and Runway 30R/L departures. On good weather days, two or three vehicles will park there. The road is frequented by law enforcement, and though there have been no known reports of spotters being hassled, always carry ID. The area is also adjacent to the Vehicle Service Road on the other side of the fence, frequented by Airport Operations personnel.

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

Since it is a GA exclusive airport, you can expect to see Cessnas and Pipers of all sizes. the largest the airport regularly receives is a Global Express. A Key Lime SW4 Metroliner from Grand Junction arrives around 9:30 AM and departs around 5:30 PM.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Wilmington International Airport

2016-05-22T18:48:50Z

Kbeamsde: /* Official Spotting Locations */

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{{infobox
| fullname=Wilmington International Airport
| location=Wilmington, North Carolina
| iata=ILM
| icao=KILM
| aptype=Commercial
| website=http://www.flyilm.com
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=119.9
| atcground=121.9
| atcclearance=
| atcapproach=118.25
| atcdeparture=118.25
| atcatis=124.975
| atcunicom=122.95
| psh=
}}

Wilmington International Airport is a public use, commercial service airport serving the southeast coast of the US state of North Carolina. Popular particularly among private and corporate users, it has a 24-hour customs facility on site to serve the more than 3,400 private aircraft that fly in and out annually. Located halfway between Miami and New York City, it creates a desirable, less congested entry point into the US.

==Official Spotting Locations==

The airport's official spotting location is adjacent to the control tower. Heading eastbound on Martin Luther King Jr. Pkwy, turn left onto Kerr Ave. Drive for about 3/4 of a mile. Turn left onto Control Tower Drive. There are signs directing you to the official spotting location, immediately adjacent and slightly northeast of the control tower. Just before you hit the security gate for the control tower, make a right into this spotting location. It provides decent views of runway 6/24 and 17/35 operations.

==Other Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

*'''American Airlines'''
** A319 to Charlotte
** CRJ-200 and CRJ-900 to Philadelphia (operated by Air Wisconsin and PSA)
** Embraer 170 to New York-LaGuardia (operated by Republic)
*'''Delta Air Lines'''
** MD-88 to Atlanta
** CRJ-900 to Atlanta (operated by ExpressJet)

This airport is also a popular port of entry for private aircraft coming from foreign locations.
==Facilities and Transportation==

Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport

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| fullname= Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport
| location=Fort Lauderdale, Florida
| iata=FXE
| icao=KFXE
| aptype=Public
| website=http://www.flyfxe.com/
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=120.9
| atcground=121.75
| atcclearance=127.95
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| atcdeparture=119.7
| atcatis=119.85
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Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport is a general aviation airport owned and operated by the city of Fort Lauderdale. It serves as a reliever to Fort Lauderdale/ Hollywood International Airport. KFXE offers air taxi and charter services, flight training, maintenance and avionics, and a 24-hour FAA control tower.

==Official Spotting Locations==

The official spotting location is off of NW 31st Avenue and Prospect Road. Head east on Prospect Road, then make a quick left turn onto Perimeter Road. Make a left into the first parking lot on your left. This area contains a covered picnic table and has ATC feeds playing through a loudspeaker installed. Though it is offset from the approach end of Runway 9, you can get good views of the corporate flights landing and departing FXE.

==Other Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

This is an almost exclusively general aviation airport, so expect to see plenty of Cessna's, Piper's, and other light aircraft. The receive a large amount of corporate jet traffic as well and the occasional charter with a 737 or similar sized aircraft.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Wilmington International Airport

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| fullname=Wilmington International Airport
| location=Wilmington, NC USA
| iata=KILM
| icao=KILM
| aptype=Commercial
| website=http://www.flyilm.com
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=119.9
| atcground=121.9
| atcclearance=
| atcapproach=118.25
| atcdeparture=118.25
| atcatis=124.975
| atcunicom=122.95
| psh=
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Wilmington International Airport is a public use, commercial service airport serving the southeast coast of the US state of North Carolina. Popular particularly among private and corporate users, it has a 24-hour customs facility on site to serve the more than 3,400 private aircraft that fly in and out annually. Located halfway between Miami and New York City, it creates a desirable, less congested entry point into the US.

==Official Spotting Locations==

The airport's official spotting location is adjacent to the control tower. Heading eastbound on Martin Luther King Jr. Pkwy, turn left onto Kerr Ave. Drive for about 3/4 of a mile. Turn left onto Control Tower Drive. There is a small parking lot just south, and immediately adjacent to the air traffic control tower, which provides great views of Runway 35 arrivals and departures.
===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

*'''American Airlines'''
** A319 to Charlotte
** CRJ-200 and CRJ-900 to Philadelphia (operated by Air Wisconsin and PSA)
** Embraer 170 to New York-LaGuardia (operated by Republic)
*'''Delta Air Lines'''
** MD-88 to Atlanta
** CRJ-900 to Atlanta (operated by ExpressJet)

This airport is also a popular port of entry for private aircraft coming from foreign locations.
==Facilities and Transportation==

Wilmington International Airport

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| location=Wilmington, NC USA
| iata=KILM
| icao=KILM
| aptype=Commercial
| website=
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=119.9
| atcground=121.9
| atcclearance=
| atcapproach=118.25
| atcdeparture=118.25
| atcatis=124.975
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Wilmington International Airport is a public use, commercial service airport serving the southeast coast of the US state of North Carolina. Popular particularly among private and corporate users, it has a 24-hour customs facility on site to serve the more than 3,400 private aircraft that fly in and out annually. Located halfway between Miami and New York City, it creates a desirable, less congested entry point into the US.

==Official Spotting Locations==

The airport's official spotting location is adjacent to the control tower. Heading eastbound on Martin Luther King Jr. Pkwy, turn left onto Kerr Ave. Drive for about 3/4 of a mile. Turn left onto Control Tower Drive. There is a small parking lot just south, and immediately adjacent to the air traffic control tower, which provides great views of Runway 35 arrivals and departures.
===Location===

==Other Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

*'''American Airlines'''
** A319 to Charlotte
** CRJ-200 and CRJ-900 to Philadelphia (operated by Air Wisconsin and PSA)
** Embraer 170 to New York-LaGuardia (operated by Republic)
*'''Delta Air Lines'''
** MD-88 to Atlanta
** CRJ-900 to Atlanta (operated by ExpressJet)

This airport is also a popular port of entry for private aircraft coming from foreign locations.
==Facilities and Transportation==

Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport

2016-04-23T00:54:21Z

Kbeamsde: /* Regular Traffic */

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| fullname= Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport
| location=Fort Lauderdale, FL USA
| iata=KFXE
| icao=KFXE
| aptype=Public
| website=
| mapurl=
| mapsource=
| atctower=120.9
| atcground=121.75
| atcclearance=127.95
| atcapproach=119.7
| atcdeparture=119.7
| atcatis=119.85
| atcunicom=
| psh=
}}


Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport is a general aviation airport owned and operated by the city of Fort Lauderdale. It serves as a reliever to Fort Lauderdale/ Hollywood International Airport. KFXE offers air taxi and charter services, flight training, maintenance and avionics, and a 24-hour FAA control tower.
==Official Spotting Locations==

===Location===

The official spotting location is off of NW 31st Avenue and Prospect Road. Head east on Prospect Road, then make a quick left turn onto Perimeter Road. Make a left into the first parking lot on your left. This area contains a covered picnic table and have ATC feeds playing through a loudspeaker installed. Though it is offset from the approach end of Runway 9, you can get good views of the corporate flights landing and departing FXE.

==Other Spotting Locations==

===Location===

==Locations to Avoid==

===Location===

==Regular Traffic==

This is an almost exclusively general aviation airport, so expect to see plenty of Cessna's, Piper's, and other light aircraft. The receive a large amount of corporate jet traffic as well and the occasional charter with a 737 or similar sized aircraft.

==Facilities and Transportation==

Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport

2016-04-23T00:50:15Z

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