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Havre City County Airport is a public-use aerodrome serving Havre, Montana, at an elevation of 2,582 feet. It offers two paved, lit runways and operates as an uncontrolled field, making it a straightforward VFR destination for general aviation pilots in north-central Montana.
Havre City County Airport sits at Havre, Montana, and provides local and itinerant general aviation traffic with two hard-surfaced, lit runways. At an elevation of 2,582 feet, it is a relatively simple uncontrolled field for visiting pilots to plan around.
The airport is located at Havre, Montana, at coordinates 48.543, -109.762, with a field elevation of 2,582 feet.
The airfield has two paved runways, both hard-surfaced and lit. Runway 08/26 is the longer of the pair at 5,177 feet, while runway 03/21 measures 3,665 feet. There is no ILS installed.
Havre City County Airport is uncontrolled and uses 122.8 MHz as its CTAF/UNICOM frequency. An ASOS provides automated weather on 135.225 MHz, and a remote radio outlet to Great Falls Radio is available on 123.65 MHz for flight service contact.
The field continues to operate with an automated weather observing system on 135.225 MHz and a common CTAF/UNICOM frequency of 122.8 MHz for pilots to coordinate arrivals, departures and traffic in the vicinity.