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Tekamah Municipal Airport (KTQE) is a small city-owned public-use airfield in eastern Nebraska, sited a couple of miles southeast of the town of Tekamah. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway and self-serve fuel, making it a useful stop for general aviation pilots transiting the region.
Tekamah Municipal Airport, identified as KTQE, is a city-owned public-use airfield serving the town of Tekamah in eastern Nebraska. It is a modest general aviation field with a single paved runway, self-serve fuel and basic pilot facilities, and is promoted locally as a convenient midway stopping point for cross-country flights.
The airport lies in uncontrolled airspace roughly two miles southeast of Tekamah, Nebraska, on a 277-acre site. Traffic in the area is worked by Omaha Approach/Departure on 124.5 MHz for those requiring a service, though the field itself operates without a control tower.
KTQE has a single physical runway, 15/33, measuring 3,986 feet in length with a hard surface and runway lighting.
Pilots should use the common traffic advisory frequency and unicom on 123 MHz for self-announced calls in the vicinity of the field. An automated surface observing system (ASOS) broadcasts on 127.275 MHz. Omaha Approach/Departure is available on 124.5 MHz for those operating under a radar service. The airfield has no instrument landing system.
Tekamah Municipal Airport is run by the Tekamah Airport Authority and offers a pilots' lounge, a conference centre, hangar rental and tiedown parking. Self-serve 100LL avgas is available around the clock, and a courtesy car can be arranged in advance. The airport authority's office keeps normal business hours, with self-serve fuel accessible at all times and limited Saturday hours by appointment.
