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Manning Municipal Airport is a small general aviation aerodrome in northern Alberta, lying close to the town of Manning and operated by the County of Northern Lights. It offers a single lit hard-surfaced runway suitable for light aircraft up to Code 3 category, operating under both VFR and IFR.
Manning Municipal Airport serves the town of Manning in northern Alberta, Canada, and is owned and operated by the County of Northern Lights. It is a general aviation field designed to accommodate aircraft up to Code 3 category, and it supports both Visual Flight Rules and Instrument Flight Rules operations, making it a useful stop for pilots flying through this part of the province.
The airfield lies about three kilometres north of the Town of Manning, Alberta, in uncontrolled airspace typical of remote Albertan aerodromes. Pilots operate here using an Aerodrome Traffic Frequency rather than a staffed air traffic control service.
Manning Municipal Airport has one physical runway, 07/25, measuring 5,525 feet with a hard surface and runway lighting, suitable for a range of general aviation aircraft.
Traffic at Manning uses the Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF) 123.2 MHz for self-announced position reports and coordination with other aircraft in the vicinity. There is no ILS at the field.
The airfield sits a short distance north of the Town of Manning itself, which serves as the principal visual landmark for pilots approaching the field.
The airport is owned and operated by the County of Northern Lights, which maintains it as a general aviation facility capable of handling aircraft up to Code 3 category under both VFR and IFR.
Manning Municipal Airport continues to function as a general aviation aerodrome under the ownership of the County of Northern Lights, supporting VFR and IFR traffic for aircraft up to Code 3 category.
