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Rossi Field is a small general aviation airstrip near Lake City in north-central Florida, sitting at 180 feet above sea level. It offers a single unpaved runway pair and no published radio facilities, making it a quiet, informal strip for local VFR traffic rather than a hub of activity.
Rossi Field (ICAO: FL50) is a small, privately-oriented airfield located near Lake City, Florida. It has a single physical runway and no instrument landing system, reflecting its character as a modest general aviation strip rather than a commercially served aerodrome.
The field lies near Lake City in north-central Florida. No specific airspace classification, controlling authority, or nearby controlled airspace is given in the available data, though fields of this size and type are typically situated in Class G uncontrolled airspace.
Rossi Field has one physical runway, 12/30, of dirt construction. Runway 12 measures 3459 feet and Runway 30 measures 3458 feet, essentially the same strip flown in opposite directions. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid associated with the runway.
No communications frequencies are published for Rossi Field, and there is no associated air traffic control or advisory service on record. Pilots should expect a self-announced, uncontrolled operating environment typical of small unattended strips.
Rossi Field remains a small general aviation airfield with a single unpaved runway and no published radio or navigational facilities, consistent with its use as a modest, low-traffic strip.
