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Leamington Airport (CLM2) is a small municipal aerodrome in Windsor-Essex County, Ontario, serving general aviation traffic in the fruit-belt region near Lake Erie. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway and is used chiefly as a refuelling and staging point for business aircraft, air ambulance, provincial police and search-and-rescue operations.
Leamington Airport is a small municipal airfield in Windsor-Essex County, Ontario, identified by the ICAO code CLM2. It functions primarily as a general aviation field and is known locally as a refuelling stop for business aircraft, air ambulance flights, Ontario Provincial Police operations and search and rescue tasking, making it a useful waypoint for VFR pilots transiting the region.
The airfield lies in Windsor-Essex County in southwestern Ontario, near the town of Leamington on the north shore of Lake Erie.
Leamington has a single physical runway, 01/19, of 3,818 feet with a hard surface, and it is lit for night operations. There is no ILS approach available.
Traffic at Leamington is coordinated on the Aerodrome Traffic Frequency (ATF) of 123.2 MHz. The field has no instrument landing system, so arrivals should plan for a visual approach.
Leamington Airport continues to operate as a general aviation field and is described by its operator as a popular refuelling destination for business travellers, air ambulance flights, the Ontario Provincial Police and search and rescue operations, reflecting its role as a convenient stop-over point in the Windsor-Essex area.
