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Lewis University Airport (LOT/KLOT) is a public-use reliever airport in Romeoville, Illinois, roughly 30 miles southwest of downtown Chicago. Owned by Lewis University, it is home to the university’s aviation flight program and supports general aviation, flight training, and corporate traffic. The airport sits near I-55 and I-355, making it a convenient Chicago-area base for private pilots and students.
💡 Local Tip
Weekday flight training at Lewis University can make the traffic pattern busy; call ahead for parking and fuel, and listen carefully to tower instructions for sequencing.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is best reached by car via I-55 or I-355, with Romeoville and Bolingbrook nearby for fuel, food, and lodging. Rideshare and rental cars are practical, but there is no direct passenger rail or bus service to the airport. Expect heavier traffic during weekday commuter hours on I-55 and I-355.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly into Lewis University Airport?
A: No scheduled commercial airlines serve LOT/KLOT; it is a general aviation airport used for flight training, private aircraft, and corporate aviation.
Q: What are the airport codes for Lewis University Airport?
A: The IATA code is LOT, the ICAO code is KLOT, and the FAA identifier is LOT.
Q: Does Lewis University Airport have a control tower?
A: Yes, KLOT operates as a towered airport in Class D airspace during published hours; pilots should check current charts, NOTAMs, and frequencies before arrival.
Q: Can the public use Lewis University Airport?
A: Yes, it is a public-use airport, though prior coordination with the FBO or airport management is recommended for parking, fuel, and services.
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