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Mansfield Municipal Airport (1B9) is a small general-aviation field in Mansfield, Massachusetts, sitting at 118 feet elevation with a mix of paved and unpaved runways. It offers a straightforward VFR destination for light aircraft, though pilots should note it has no instrument approach and has recently been subject to construction work affecting its runway and taxiway areas.
1B9, Mansfield Municipal Airport, is a public-use general-aviation aerodrome serving the town of Mansfield, Massachusetts. It is a modest field, well suited to light single-engine traffic, offering both a paved lit runway and a shorter unpaved crosswind runway.
The airport lies at 265 Fruit Street in Mansfield, Massachusetts, at coordinates 42.0009, -71.198 and an elevation of 118 feet.
The airfield has two physical runways. Runway 14/32 is a hard-surfaced, lit runway, with the 32 threshold offering 3256 feet of usable length and the 14 threshold 2981 feet. Runway 04/22 is a 2054-foot unpaved (dirt) runway with no lighting. There is no ILS at the field.
No published radio frequencies or navigational aids are noted for this field; it has no instrument landing system.
The Mansfield Municipal Airport has been the subject of a major site improvement project involving renovations and upgrades to its runway and taxiway areas, which began with a traffic advisory issued by the Town of Mansfield. Pilots should be alert to possible construction activity or temporary changes to runway availability when planning a visit.