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Lenawee County Airport (ADG/KADG) is a public general-aviation airport about three miles southwest of downtown Adrian, Michigan, near the Ohio border. It serves private pilots, flight training, business aviation, and agricultural operations with paved runways and county-owned facilities. The field is a convenient, low-traffic alternative to larger airports in Toledo and Detroit.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know the field is non-towered, so monitor CTAF and self-announce; also check NOTAMs for occasional runway maintenance or event closures before arriving.
🚖 Getting There
By road, reach the airport from downtown Adrian via M-52 south to US-223, then local roads; the drive is short and signage is modest. There is no regular public transit to the field, and rideshare coverage can be sparse, so pre-book a taxi or rental car. If flying in, confirm after-hours gate and fuel access before you arrive.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Lenawee County Airport have commercial airline service?
A: No. ADG/KADG is a general-aviation airport with no scheduled passenger airline service; it primarily handles private, business, training, and emergency aircraft.
Q: What runway and fuel services are available?
A: The airport has paved runways and typically offers avgas and tiedown or hangar parking; check current fuel grades, hours, and fees with the FBO or county airport office before arrival.
Q: How far is the airport from downtown Adrian?
A: It is roughly a 5- to 10-minute drive southwest of downtown Adrian, via M-52 and US-223.
Q: Can I rent a car or get a taxi at the airport?
A: On-site rental cars are limited; most travelers arrange a taxi, rideshare, or hotel shuttle in advance.
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