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Limon Municipal Airport (LIC/KLIC) is a city-owned general aviation airport on the high plains of eastern Colorado, about 80 miles east of Denver along Interstate 70. It has no scheduled commercial service and mainly supports private, business, agricultural, and emergency flights. Its open prairie setting and elevation near 5,400 feet make it a practical stopover for pilots crossing the region.
💡 Local Tip
Watch density altitude and gusty afternoon winds on hot high-plains days; Limon's elevation and open exposure can significantly affect takeoff and landing performance. A quick check of wind and weather before departure is a habit local pilots rely on.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is a short drive from downtown Limon and accessible from I-70; ground transportation is limited, so arrange a rental car, taxi, or ride in advance. Denver International Airport is the closest major airline hub, about 90 miles west. Many visiting pilots use the airport as a quick stop rather than a destination, so plan fuel, food, and lodging in town before arrival.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Limon Municipal Airport have commercial airline service?
A: No. LIC is a general aviation airport with no scheduled passenger flights; the nearest major commercial airport is Denver International Airport (DEN), about 90 miles west.
Q: What runways are at Limon Municipal Airport?
A: The airport has two runways: Runway 16/34, a paved runway about 4,700 feet long, and Runway 10/28, a turf runway about 3,800 feet long. Check current airport data and NOTAMs for conditions.
Q: Is fuel available at LIC?
A: Self-service fuel, typically 100LL and Jet A, may be available; hours and payment options can vary, so confirm current availability before arrival.
Q: How far is Limon from Denver?
A: Limon is roughly 80–90 miles east of Denver via I-70. Driving to Denver International Airport usually takes about 1.5 hours or more depending on traffic.
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