Flight Simulator Flights at KLUM Menomonie Municipal Score Field

Menomonie Municipal Score Field (KLUM) is a small public-use airport serving Menomonie, Wisconsin, with two lit hard-surface runways and no control tower. It offers RNAV (GPS) approaches to both ends of its longer runway, making it a useful point of reference for VFR and light IFR training flights in the region.

Overview

Menomonie Municipal Score Field is a small general aviation airport at Menomonie, Wisconsin, with two paved, lit runways and no on-field air traffic control. It is a straightforward destination for visiting VFR pilots, offering instrument approaches despite the absence of an ILS, and sits within range of Minneapolis approach control services.

Airspace & Location

The airfield lies at Menomonie, Wisconsin, at coordinates 44.8923 N, 91.8678 W, at an elevation of 892 feet. It is an uncontrolled field, with Minneapolis Approach/Departure providing radar service on 125.3 MHz to aircraft operating in the surrounding airspace.

Runways

KLUM has two physical runways. Runway 09/27 is 5063 feet long, has a hard surface and is lit. Runway 18/36 is 3465 feet long, also hard-surfaced and lit.

Radio & Navigation

Traffic at KLUM uses UNICOM/CTAF on 122.7 MHz. An automated weather observing system (AWOS-3) broadcasts on 118.025 MHz. Minneapolis Approach/Departure can be contacted on 125.3 MHz for arrivals and departures requiring radar service. The field has no ILS, but RNAV (GPS) approaches are published for both Runway 9 and Runway 27; pilots should note that on both procedures the visual glideslope indicator (VGSI) angle and threshold crossing height are not coincident with the RNAV glidepath.