Kenosha Regional Airport (ENW)

Kenosha Regional Airport (KENW) serves the industrial city of Kenosha and the broader southeastern Wisconsin region. Strategically located between the major metropolitan hubs of Chicago and Milwaukee, the airport acts as a vital 'reliever' for the congested airspace of the western Lake Michigan corridor. Its location along the I-94 industrial artery makes it a primary choice for corporate executives, regional manufacturing professionals, and private pilots who require efficient, low-congestion access to the southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois economic region.

The airport features comprehensive passenger terminal facilities managed through its two primary Fixed Base Operators (FBOs): Kenosha Aviation and Stein’s Aircraft Services. These FBOs offer professional passenger lounges, quiet areas for work or rest, and high-speed Wi-Fi, providing a comfortable and efficient experience for business travelers and private aviation guests alike. While the terminal does not host regularly scheduled commercial airline services, it remains highly active, providing world-class support for corporate jets, charter missions, and recreational flying. The facility also features on-site U.S. Customs services for international arrivals, available with 24-hour advance notification.

Operational support at KENW is robust, featuring an Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower that operates daily from 0700 to 2100 to manage the high volume of traffic. The airport maintains three well-equipped runways, with the primary runway (07R/25L) stretching to 6,600 feet, ensuring capability for most corporate jets and regional aircraft. Fueling is convenient and accessible, with 24-hour self-service options for 100LL and Jet A always available. The airport's location just 4 miles west of central Kenosha provides easy access to the nearby regional rail networks, making it one of the most efficient aviation hubs along the western shore of Lake Michigan.