239 metres
KHII
IATA HII Medium Airport
Airport record
Lake Havasu City Airport
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
WGS 84 position
34.57051°, -114.35774°
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1 reported lighted
2,438 metres · 14/32
Source records
Runway geometry
Reported runway surfaces
| Runway | Dimensions | Surface | Heading (true) | Lighting | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14/32 | 8,000 × 100 ft2,438 × 30 m | Asphalt | 149.8° / 329.8° northwest–southeast | Reported lighted | Reported open |
| 1AZ/LH2 | 2,000 × 200 ft610 × 61 m | Concrete | Not published | Reported not lighted | Reported closed |
| KI5/2AZ | 1,800 × 150 ft549 × 46 m | Dirt | Not published | Reported not lighted | Reported closed |
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Published end data
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| End | Runway | True heading | End elevation | Displaced threshold | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 LE · low-numbered end | 14/32 Reported open | 149.8°T | 746 ft MSL227 m | Not published | 34.58060°, -114.36500° Open end map ↗ |
| 32 HE · high-numbered end | 14/32 Reported open | 329.8°T | 783 ft MSL239 m | Not published | 34.56160°, -114.35200° Open end map ↗ |
| 1AZ LE · low-numbered end | 1AZ/LH2 Reported closed | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| LH2 HE · high-numbered end | 1AZ/LH2 Reported closed | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| KI5 LE · low-numbered end | KI5/2AZ Reported closed | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| 2AZ HE · high-numbered end | KI5/2AZ Reported closed | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
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Published frequencies
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| Type | Frequency | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AWOS | 119.025 MHz | AWOS 3 |
| CNTR | 134.650 MHz | LOS ANGELES CNTR |
| HARE | 121.100 MHz | Lake Havasu City VORTAC |
| UNIC | 122.700 MHz | CTAF/UNICOM |
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Nearby airports
| Code | Airport | Distance & bearing | Longest runway | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KLAS | Harry Reid International AirportLas Vegas | 99 NM183 km · NW · 337° true | 14,835 ft | |
| KPSP | Palm Springs International AirportPalm Springs | 116 NM214 km · W · 248° true | 10,000 ft | |
| KPHX | Phoenix Sky Harbor International AirportPhoenix | 135 NM251 km · SE · 120° true | 11,489 ft | |
| KONT | Ontario International AirportOntario | 164 NM303 km · W · 260° true | 12,197 ft | |
| KLGB | Long Beach International AirportLong Beach | 194 NM359 km · W · 258° true | 10,000 ft | |
| KLAX | Los Angeles International AirportLos Angeles | 204 NM379 km · W · 261° true | 12,894 ft |
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