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Lee Airport (ANP/KANP) is a small public-use general aviation airport located just south of downtown Annapolis, Maryland. It has a single asphalt runway and serves private pilots, flight training, and recreational flying rather than scheduled airlines. The field is conveniently close to the U.S. Naval Academy, Chesapeake Bay, and downtown Annapolis, but it sits within the Washington DC Special Flight Rules Area.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to review both the DC SFRA and Prohibited Area P-40 over the U.S. Naval Academy before flying; the field is close to sensitive airspace, and local TFRs can appear with little notice.
🚖 Getting There
Lee Airport is about 3 miles south of downtown Annapolis via MD Route 2 (Solomons Island Road), so a car, taxi, or rideshare is the most practical way to reach the city. There is no direct public transit or rail service to the airport, and rideshare pickup can be slow at times, so arrange a ride in advance. Parking is limited, so confirm tie-down, hangar, or transient parking availability with the airport or your flight school before arrival.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines serve Lee Airport?
A: No scheduled commercial airlines serve Lee Airport; it is a general aviation airport for private and training aircraft.
Q: Does Lee Airport have a control tower?
A: No, Lee Airport is a non-towered field. Pilots use the common traffic advisory frequency and standard self-announce procedures.
Q: What is the runway at Lee Airport?
A: The airport has one asphalt runway, Runway 12/30, approximately 2,500 feet long. It is suitable for light piston aircraft and small twins, not large jets.
Q: Is Lee Airport inside the Washington DC SFRA?
A: Yes. Operations to and from Lee Airport require compliance with DC Special Flight Rules Area procedures, including online training and an SFRA flight plan.
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