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Spirit of St Louis Airport (KSUS) is a busy general aviation airport located west of the city of St Louis, Missouri, at an elevation of 459 feet. It offers a full instrument landing system, air traffic control services and a pair of hard-surfaced runways, making it a capable and popular destination for VFR and IFR pilots alike in the St Louis area.
Spirit of St Louis Airport is a medium-sized general aviation field situated in St Louis, Missouri. It does not host scheduled airline service, and instead serves as a base for general aviation, corporate and training flights. With an ILS-equipped main runway and a full complement of air traffic control frequencies, it is a well-equipped and accessible field for simulator pilots flying light aircraft in the region.
The airport lies at coordinates 38.6621 N, 90.6521 W, at a field elevation of 459 feet. It is served by St Louis Approach/Departure control on 126.5 MHz, indicating it sits within controlled airspace associated with the wider St Louis terminal area.
The airport has two physical runways. The longer, 08R/26L, is a hard-surfaced, lit runway measuring 7477 feet from the 08R threshold and 6994 feet from the 26L threshold, and is served by an ILS on runway 08R. The parallel runway, 08L/26R, is a hard-surfaced, lit runway of 4994 feet in each direction.
Radio services include Clearance Delivery and CTAF/Advisory on 124.75 MHz, ATIS on 134.8 MHz, Ground on 121.7 MHz, Tower on 122.6 MHz, St Louis Approach/Departure on 126.5 MHz, St Louis Radio on 122.2 MHz, and UNICOM on 122.95 MHz. An ILS approach is available for runway 08R.
Spirit of St Louis Airport continues to operate as a general aviation field without scheduled airline service, supported by an ILS approach and full air traffic control coverage including tower, ground and approach/departure frequencies.