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Tri Township Airport (KSFY) is a small general aviation field serving Savanna, Illinois, in Carroll County, sited close to the Mississippi River in the northwestern part of the state. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway suitable for light aircraft and is a straightforward VFR destination for pilots exploring this stretch of the Upper Mississippi valley.
Tri Township Airport is a small public-use general aviation airport serving Savanna, Illinois, and the surrounding tri-township area of Carroll County. It sits at an elevation of 610 feet and offers a single paved runway, making it a modest but useful stop for VFR pilots operating in the northwestern corner of Illinois near the Mississippi River.
The airport lies near Savanna, Illinois, in Carroll County, close to the Mississippi River on the Illinois side of the Iowa border. It falls within the airspace overseen by Quad City Approach/Departure control, which provides radar advisory services in the area.
Tri Township Airport has one physical runway, 13/31, with a hard surface and runway lighting. Runway 13 is 3,988 feet long and Runway 31 is 3,989 feet long. There is no ILS approach available at the field.
Pilots can contact Quad City Approach/Departure on 125.95 MHz for arrival, departure and transit services. Weather information is available via AWOS-3 on 118.65 MHz. The airport's CTAF/UNICOM frequency is 122.7 MHz for self-announced traffic calls and unicom services.
The airport is located near Savanna, Illinois, adjacent to the Mississippi River, which serves as a prominent visual landmark for pilots approaching from the east or west.
Tri Township Airport continues to operate as a general aviation airport serving the Savanna area, with a single lit hard-surface runway available for light aircraft operations.
