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Mike Ferrell Field is a small private airstrip near Corinne, in the hills of southern West Virginia, built around a single short hard-surface runway. With no instrument approaches, no published communications frequency, and no scheduled airline service, it is a strictly VFR, general-aviation field suited to light aircraft and careful visual navigation among the surrounding terrain.
Mike Ferrell Field is a small general-aviation airfield situated at Corinne in West Virginia, built around a single hard-surfaced runway just under 1,900 feet long. It sits at a field elevation of 2,218 feet amid the ridge-and-valley terrain typical of southern West Virginia, and offers no airline service, making it a field of interest chiefly to light aircraft pilots and simulator users exploring small backcountry airstrips.
The airfield lies at coordinates 37.5587 N, 81.3507 W, near Corinne, West Virginia. It is classified as a small airport with no scheduled airline operations. No specific controlled airspace, FIR/ATZ designation, or nearby major aerodromes are documented for the field.
Mike Ferrell Field has a single physical runway, 10/28, with a hard surface measuring 1,880 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach equipment at the field.
No communications frequency is published for Mike Ferrell Field, and there is no air traffic control service on the airfield. The field has no ILS and no other instrument navigation aids are recorded for it, consistent with its status as a VFR-only strip.
Mike Ferrell Field remains a small, privately operated airfield with no scheduled airline service. It is not equipped with instrument approach aids, and no communications frequency is currently listed for the field, underscoring its character as a quiet, low-traffic general-aviation strip.
