Hunt Field (LND)

Hunt Field Airport (LND), identified by its ICAO code KLND, is a prominent public-use general aviation facility situated approximately one mile south of the central business district of Lander, Wyoming. Serving as a vital gateway for Fremont County, the airport features a dedicated passenger terminal building that houses the airport's Fixed-Base Operator (FBO), Wind River Aviation. This facility acts as the central hub for flight coordination, providing a professional and efficient environment for private pilots, corporate travelers, and medical flight crews. The passenger terminal building is equipped with essential amenities designed for both comfort and operational support. Inside, visitors have access to a comfortable pilot lounge and a dedicated flight planning area featuring modern weather reporting tools. While the facility does not host scheduled commercial airline passenger services, it provides high-quality FBO support including full-service and 24-hour self-service fueling (100LL and Jet-A). The building is typically attended daily from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with after-hours services available by prior arrangement. Amenities within the terminal include clean restrooms and free high-speed Wi-Fi, reflecting the airport's role as a key regional outpost. Ground transportation from the LND terminal is well-facilitated, with courtesy cars available for transient pilots and the ability to arrange for local taxi services to downtown Lander. The airport's strategic location adjacent to the Lander Golf Course and SageWest Healthcare makes it a highly convenient link for the local community. The facility features a single 5,000-foot asphalt runway (4/22) and is known for its high-altitude operational environment at 5,589 feet. Travelers and pilots are advised to be aware of the region's mountain weather patterns and to utilize the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (122.8) for coordination, as the airfield operates as a non-towered facility.