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Portland Troutdale Airport (KTTD) is a general aviation field on the eastern edge of the Portland metropolitan area in Oregon, operated by the Port of Portland. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway pair with tower and approach services, making it a useful VFR destination or training base close to the Columbia River.
Portland Troutdale Airport, identified by the ICAO code KTTD, is a general aviation aerodrome located in Portland, Oregon, and operated by the Port of Portland. Sitting at a modest elevation of 33 feet, it provides a straightforward single-runway layout for light aircraft operations, and its tower and approach frequencies make it a practical option for simulator pilots practising controlled-field procedures without the complexity of a major international airport nearby.
The airfield lies at coordinates 45.5494, -122.401 in Portland, Oregon.
Troutdale has one physical runway, 07/25, of hard surface construction and lit for night operations. Runway 07 is 5383 feet long and Runway 25 is 5025 feet long. There is no ILS approach available at the field.
Troutdale Tower provides tower and CTAF service on 120.9 MHz. Ground movements are handled on 121.8 MHz, with approach on 118.1 MHz and departure on 124.35 MHz. The airport also has an ASOS on 135.625 MHz and a UNICOM frequency on 122.95 MHz for pilots operating outside tower hours or requiring advisory service.
Portland Troutdale Airport is operated by the Port of Portland and continues to function as a general aviation field serving the Portland area, with tower, ground, approach and departure frequencies in place to support day-to-day traffic.