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Prescott International Airport - Ernest A. Love Field is a general aviation and civil airfield serving Prescott, Arizona, sitting high in the Arizona desert at an elevation of 4990 feet. It offers three paired runways, including one equipped with a full instrument landing system, making it a useful stop for simulator pilots wanting to practise operations at a high-altitude, mountain-adjacent airfield.
Prescott International Airport, also known as Ernest A. Love Field, lies at Prescott, Arizona, at an elevation of 4990 feet, making it one of the higher-altitude civil airfields in the continental United States. The field is built around three physical runways, the longest of which, 03R/21L, is equipped with an instrument landing system on runway 21L. For a simulator pilot, the combination of high field elevation, hard-surfaced runways of varying length, and an available ILS approach makes Prescott a worthwhile destination for practising density-altitude-aware circuit work and instrument approaches into mountainous terrain.
Prescott International Airport is located at coordinates 34.6548 North, 112.419 West, in central Arizona, at a field elevation of 4990 feet above sea level.
The airfield has three physical runways. Runway 03R/21L is the longest, with 03R measuring 7234 feet and 21L measuring 7618 feet, both hard-surfaced and lit; runway 21L is equipped with an instrument landing system. Runway 03L/21R has a hard, lit surface, with 03L measuring 4030 feet and 21R measuring 4841 feet. Runway 12/30 is also hard-surfaced and lit, with runway 12 measuring 4254 feet and runway 30 measuring 4404 feet.
Runway 21L is equipped with an instrument landing system, providing an instrument approach into the field.