Lake Hood Airfield (PALH)

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Lake Hood (PALH) in the United States is a civil and military airport with both VFR and IFR traffic, sitting at an elevation of 24 m. It has seven runways, including a main gravel runway of 671 m and several water runways ranging from 417 m to 1,384 m, which makes this Alaska aerodrome especially distinctive for aviation fans and student pilots.

Country

US

Type

Aerodrome (Civil/Military)

Coordinates

61.186639 , -149.965394

Traffic Type

IFR, VFR

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Air Traffic Service (ATS)

Frequency	Type	Name	Notes	Is Public	Is Primary
119.100	Other	Anchorage Approach (class C)	None	Yes	No
125.600	Other		None	Yes	No
126.800	Tower	Lake Hood Tower (lcl/p)	None	Yes	Yes
119.400	Other	Lake Hood Clearance Delivery (cd/p)	None	Yes	No

Runways

Designation	Surface	Length (m)	Width (m)	MTOW (t)	Features	Notes
14153°	Water	417m	46m	Unknown	—	None
33333°	Gravel	671m	23m	Unknown	Primary	None
32333°	Water	417m	46m	Unknown	—	None
09103°	Water	1384m	57m	Unknown	—	None
27283°	Water	1384m	57m	Unknown	—	None
3613°	Water	588m	61m	Unknown	—	None
18193°	Water	588m	61m	Unknown	—	None

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