Limon Municipal Airport (LIC)

Limon Municipal Airport (LIC) is a public-use general aviation facility situated approximately one mile northeast of the town center in Limon, Colorado. The airport serves as a critical regional link for general aviation, supporting business travel, recreational flight, and agricultural operations in the eastern plains of Colorado. The facility features a dedicated passenger terminal building that provides essential infrastructure for both visiting pilots and local aircraft owners. The terminal building houses a comfortable pilot lounge and a flight planning area, offering a professional environment for pre-flight preparations. While the facility is generally unattended and lacks scheduled commercial airline services, it provides essential amenities including clean restrooms and a space for passengers to wait for their private or chartered flights. For aircraft operations, LIC offers 24-hour self-service 100LL Avgas through a credit card system, along with minor airframe and powerplant repair services available on-site. The airfield is equipped with pilot-controlled lighting for safe arrivals and departures during non-daylight hours. Ground transportation from the terminal is primarily managed via local arrangements, as the airport is located in close proximity to the Limon town center and major highways. The facility features a single 4,700-foot concrete runway (16/34) and is known for its high-altitude operational environment. Travelers and pilots are advised to utilize the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (122.9) for coordination and to be aware of local wildlife activity, such as deer, in the vicinity of the airfield. The terminal remains a vital gateway for those navigating the expansive rural landscapes of Lincoln County.