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New Hudson (Y47) is a small general aviation airfield at New Hudson, Michigan, with a single hard-surfaced runway. It sits at an elevation of 922 feet and has no instrument landing system, placing it firmly in the category of a basic VFR field for local and touring light aircraft.
New Hudson (ICAO designator Y47) is a small airfield serving the town of New Hudson in Michigan. It offers a single paved runway suitable for light general aviation traffic and has no instrument approach, making it a straightforward VFR destination for visiting pilots.
The field lies at coordinates 42.5031 north, -83.6237 west, at an elevation of 922 feet, close to the town of New Hudson in Michigan. No specific airspace classification, controlled airspace boundaries, or nearby major aerodromes are given for this field.
New Hudson has one physical runway, aligned 08/26, with a hard surface. Runway 08 is 2250 feet long and Runway 26 is 2248 feet long; both directions are lit. There is no ILS or other published instrument approach.
No published radio frequency, callsign, or navigational aid information is available for this field, and it has no instrument landing system.
