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Chandler Field (KAXN) is a public airport serving Alexandria, Minnesota, offering a pair of hard-surfaced, lit runways and an ILS approach that make it a useful stop for cross-country VFR flying in the region. It sits at an elevation of 1417 feet and provides ASOS weather, UNICOM and access to Minneapolis Center for flight following.
Chandler Field carries the ICAO identifier KAXN and serves the city of Alexandria in west-central Minnesota. It is classed as a medium airport with no scheduled airline service, making it primarily a general aviation field of interest to visiting VFR and IFR light-aircraft pilots. Its two paved, lit runways and an ILS approach give it more infrastructure than many small-town fields of similar size.
The airport lies at Alexandria, Minnesota, at coordinates 45.8663, -95.3947, at a field elevation of 1417 feet.
Chandler Field has two physical runways. Runway 13/31 is 5090 feet long with a hard surface and runway lighting, and the 31 end is served by an ILS approach. Runway 04/22 is 4088 feet long, also hard-surfaced and lit.
Weather is available on ASOS at 118.375 MHz. CTAF/UNICOM traffic is worked on 123.0 MHz. Minneapolis Center can be reached on 126.1 MHz, with a remote radio outlet at Princeton on 122.6 MHz. Runway 31 is equipped with an ILS for instrument approaches.
Chandler Field continues to operate as a public-use general aviation airport without scheduled airline service, equipped with lit runways and an ILS approach to support both day and instrument operations.
