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Mondell Field is a small public-use airport serving Newcastle in northeastern Wyoming, offering a lit paved runway alongside grass strips for general aviation traffic. Sitting at over 4,100 feet elevation on the high plains, it is an uncontrolled field relying on self-announced traffic procedures and remote radio coverage from Denver Center and Casper Radio.
Mondell Field is a small general aviation airport located at Newcastle, in northeastern Wyoming. It has no scheduled airline service and functions as a local field for private and recreational flying, with a mix of a lit hard-surfaced runway and shorter grass strips typical of many rural Wyoming airports.
The airport lies at Newcastle, Wyoming, at coordinates 43.8843 N, 104.314 W. It sits at a field elevation of 4,173 feet, in the open airspace of the high plains of eastern Wyoming. Overlying air traffic services are provided remotely by Denver Center and Casper Radio, indicating the field lies within Denver Center's airspace and is served by Casper as the nearest flight service facility.
Mondell Field has three physical runways. The primary runway, 14/32, is 5,301 feet long, hard-surfaced and lit. Two additional grass runways serve lighter traffic: 05/23, at 1,981 feet, and 17/35, at 1,943 to 1,944 feet. None of the runways is equipped with an instrument landing system.
Pilots can obtain weather information from the field's AWOS-3 automated station on 118 MHz. Traffic advisories and airport operations are handled on the CTAF/UNICOM frequency of 122.8 MHz. Denver Center provides en-route radar coverage on 127.95 MHz, and Casper Radio, a remote flight service outlet, is reachable on 122.5 MHz.
Mondell Field continues to operate as a small general aviation airport with a lit paved runway and grass strips, supported by an AWOS-3 weather station and CTAF/UNICOM radio coverage on 122.8 MHz for self-announced traffic.
