Flight Simulator Flights at N94 Carlisle

Carlisle Airport (N94) is a small general aviation airfield serving Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in Cumberland County's agricultural Cumberland Valley. The field sits at 502 feet elevation and offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway pair for visiting pilots, though no instrument approach is available.

Overview

Carlisle Airport, identified by the code N94, lies close to the borough of Carlisle in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, within the Cumberland Valley, a region long noted for agriculture. The field sits at an elevation of 502 feet and has no instrument landing system, marking it as a field best suited to visual flight operations.

Airspace & Location

The airfield is positioned near Carlisle, the county seat of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, at coordinates 40.1879, -77.1743. The surrounding area is part of the Cumberland Valley, a low-lying agricultural corridor in south-central Pennsylvania.

Runways

Carlisle has one physical runway, 10/28, with a hard surface and runway lighting on both ends. Runway 10 is 3996 feet long and Runway 28 is 3863 feet long, the slight difference likely reflecting displaced thresholds or measurement points along the same strip.