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Leadville Airport

at Lake County Airport

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From Mike Salmon on 30-Sep-2008
Best kept secret in the west! Nice airport, friendly folks, fun town to browse around in and a really kinky little courtesy car! Getting to town is half the adventure.
 
From Robert Morris on 05-Aug-2008
Diverted there last night (8/4/08) because my daughter wasn't feeling well. Got there after 5pm and the gas pumps had no power. Just as I was starting to sort through options (i.e. how much fuel DID I have left:), Dave pops over the hill and turns on the electricity to the pumps. Apparently they keep them turned off when a storm is coming through to protect them (smart move). Anyway, he was very cool and helped me out, offered a courtesy car (but we wanted to get on our way). Didn't try to push gas (a little pricey at 5.96, but hey it's very remote to get out there with the gas truck)...Even told me a story of a silly Cirrus person who insisted on more gas and used every inch of their approx 10K foot runway. Did I mention that Leadville is the highest elevation airport in the country? Dave will even print up a cool certificate with your name on it saying you navigated and landed at the highest elevation airport. All in all, a very cool stop. Thanks Dave!
 
From Millard Alexander on 05-Aug-2008
Despite the altitude, I had no problems. I fly a non-turbo, 250 HP plane (a tb-20). The airport is out in the open, and the runway plenty long - even on a hot summer morning. In the distance you have Colorado's two highest mountains. Well worth the trip. There's no reception on Denver radio at low altitude, so call FSS to open your flight plan before leaving.
 
From Kyle Heckman on 05-Jul-2008
Great service with a courtesy car to breakfast in town. Highly recommended!
 
From Sue Wolber on 30-Jun-2006
Noticed there's been no updates for a year. I was in there yesterday -- still very friendly, cheap gas, and a free landing certificate. Stop in!
 
 
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