Louisville Winston County Airport (LMS)

Louisville Winston County Airport (LMS), identified by its ICAO code KLMS, is a public-use general aviation facility situated approximately one mile north of Louisville, Mississippi. Serving as a critical regional link for Winston County, the airport features a dedicated passenger terminal building that provides essential infrastructure for business travelers, private pilots, and regional flight operations. The facility is owned and managed by the City of Louisville and Winston County, ensuring a consistent standard of service for the regional aviation community. The terminal building houses a comfortable pilot lounge and a dedicated snack room, offering a professional environment for both travelers and flight crews. For pre-flight preparations, the facility provides a weather computer and clean restrooms equipped with shower facilities. While the airport does not host scheduled commercial airline services, it offers essential amenities including free high-speed Wi-Fi and television in the waiting area. The facility is typically unattended, but services can be coordinated through the airport manager, providing essential support for transient aircraft visiting the central Mississippi region. Operational support at LMS includes 24-hour self-service fueling for both 100LL and Jet-A, available via a credit card system. Ground transportation is well-facilitated with a courtesy car available for transient pilots and crews for short-term local use, and free ramp parking or tie-downs are provided for overnight stays. The airport features a single 4,669-foot asphalt runway (17/35) and provides automated weather reporting (AWOS-3PT) for safe arrivals and departures. Travelers and pilots are advised to utilize the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (122.7) for coordination, as the airfield remains a vital outpost for those navigating the rural landscapes of central Mississippi.