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Lost Bridge Village Airport (40AR) is a small general aviation airfield near Garfield in the hills of northwest Arkansas, built around a single hard runway. It sits at 1,437 feet elevation and offers no instrument approach, making it a straightforward VFR strip for light aircraft.
Lost Bridge Village Airport, identified by the code 40AR, is a modest general aviation airfield near Garfield, Arkansas. It has a single paved runway aligned 13/31 and sits at an elevation of 1,437 feet. There is no instrument landing system, so all operations are conducted visually, which is typical of small rural strips of this kind and makes it a pleasant, uncomplicated destination for a simulator pilot flying light aircraft in the region.
The airfield lies roughly four nautical miles southeast of the town of Garfield, Arkansas, occupying a compact 33-acre site. No specific class of controlled airspace is noted for the field, consistent with its status as a small uncontrolled airstrip in a rural part of northwest Arkansas.
The airfield has one physical runway, 13/31, with a hard surface measuring 3,158 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach associated with this runway.
No communications frequencies are published for Lost Bridge Village Airport, and there is no air traffic control service. No navaids or instrument approach procedures are associated with the field.
