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Triangle Airpark is a small private airfield near White Hills, Arizona, roughly midway between Kingman and Las Vegas, built around a single hard-surfaced runway. It offers a quiet, uncontrolled strip for general aviation pilots operating in the sparsely populated country north of Kingman.
Triangle Airpark is a small general aviation airfield situated near White Hills in Mohave County, Arizona. It is a modest facility with a single runway, serving light aircraft operating in this remote high-desert corner of Arizona between Kingman and Las Vegas.
The field lies in Class G uncontrolled airspace typical of rural northwestern Arizona, roughly five miles southwest of White Hills and situated on a compact parcel of land. It sits between the larger centres of Kingman, Arizona, and Las Vegas, Nevada, away from any major controlled airspace.
Triangle Airpark has a single physical runway, 17/35, with a hard surface measuring 3912 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid associated with the runway.
No communications frequency is published for Triangle Airpark, indicating the field does not have an air-ground radio or ATC service. There are no navaids or instrument approaches associated with the airfield, so all operations should be conducted under visual flight rules with self-announced traffic procedures typical of an unattended strip.
The airpark lies about five miles southwest of White Hills, Arizona, on a small parcel of land, providing a useful reference for pilots navigating visually between Kingman and Las Vegas.
With no published communications frequency, Triangle Airpark appears to operate as an unattended, self-announce field rather than one with a staffed radio service. Pilots planning to use the strip should treat it as a private general aviation airfield and confirm access and any prior permission requirements before flying in.
