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Lawrenceburg-Lawrence County Airport (2M2) is a small general aviation field serving Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, with a single hard-surfaced runway equipped for night operations. It caters to local corporate traffic and visiting light aircraft, offering hangar and tie-down space rather than any scheduled or commercial service.
Lawrenceburg-Lawrence County Airport is a general aviation aerodrome located at Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, at an elevation of 928 feet. It supports personal and light corporate flying for the surrounding area, with several local industries using the field to receive flights from corporate offices, making it a useful stop for a sim pilot exploring general aviation fields in rural Tennessee.
The airport lies at Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, reached by taking Highway 64 East for about five miles from the town, then turning onto Lone Star Road and Airport Drive to reach the field.
The airport has a single physical runway, 17/35, 4990 feet long with a hard surface and runway lighting for use in low-light conditions. There is no ILS approach available.
Highway 64 East out of Lawrenceburg leads toward the airport, with Lone Star Road and Airport Drive marking the final approach to the field by road, useful reference points when orienting visually toward the aerodrome.
The airport serves general aviation and commercial customers with personal and professional service. Facilities include T-hangars, a community hangar, and tie-downs available for rent, along with a pilot's lounge and planning area offering access to weather information. Courtesy vehicles are available for onward travel, and the field is promoted as a destination for local flying, sightseeing, and visits to nearby antique shopping.
