MY FS FLIGHTS
Selfridge Air National Guard Base Airport is a military airfield at Mount Clemens, Michigan, home to a mix of Air National Guard and other federal flying units. It offers two very long, hard-surfaced runways equipped with ILS, making it a notable feature on the sim map for pilots exploring the Detroit area's military aviation.
Selfridge Air National Guard Base Airport serves Mount Clemens, Michigan, as a joint military installation supporting Air National Guard flying operations alongside other federal units. For the simulator pilot, its two long, lit runways and ILS approaches make it a substantial military field to study when flying in the greater Detroit region.
The airfield lies at Mount Clemens, Michigan, at coordinates 42.6139, -82.8369.
Selfridge has one physical runway pair aligned 01/19, hard-surfaced and lit, with an ILS serving the approach. The 19 threshold is recorded at 10,003 feet in length, while the 01 threshold is recorded at 8,988 feet.
Ground movements are handled on GND at 128.3 MHz, with the tower on 120.15 MHz. Clearance delivery and departure both use 119.6 MHz, and approach control operates on 119.6 MHz as well. ATIS is broadcast on 125.325 MHz. Air-to-ground contact is available on 31.42 MHz, and additional discrete frequencies are published for 927 ARW OPS on 119 MHz (CLD), USCG Detroit Air Ops on 148.525 MHz, Wing Command Post on 38.18 MHz, and PMSV/METRO on 34.25 MHz and 134.85 MHz (PTD).
As a military installation, Selfridge Air National Guard Base Airport supports Air National Guard flying operations and associated federal air units at the field.