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Belleville Airport is a small, privately owned grass airstrip in Washtenaw County, Michigan, some three miles southwest of the town of Belleville. It is a quiet general-aviation field with two turf runways and no published radio frequency, making it a straightforward but unassuming VFR destination for light aircraft.
Belleville Airport is a privately owned, public-use airfield serving the town of Belleville, Michigan. Operated by Kenney Farmer, it is a modest general-aviation field with grass runways and a small resident fleet, offering sim pilots a low-key rural strip typical of the many private grass fields scattered across the Michigan countryside.
The airfield lies in Washtenaw County, Michigan, about three miles southwest of the town of Belleville. It sits at 692 feet elevation and, being an uncontrolled, non-towered field, is not associated with any control tower or published ATZ-equivalent airspace in the sources reviewed.
Belleville Airport has two turf runways. Runway 15/33 is 2,246 feet long, surfaced in grass. Runway 18/36 is 2,108 feet long, also grass. Neither runway is equipped with an instrument landing system, and there is no lighting noted.
No communications frequency is published for Belleville Airport, consistent with its status as a small uncontrolled private airfield. There is no instrument approach or navaid associated with the field.
The airfield was formerly known as the Larsen Airpark before adopting its current name. It is privately owned and operated by Kenney Farmer.
Belleville Airport remains a public-use but privately owned field, so prior permission is required before flying in. Activity is light, with around 504 aircraft operations a year, entirely general aviation, and nine aircraft based on the field, comprising seven single-engine airplanes and two ultralights.
