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Linden Airport (LDJ/KLDJ) is a public general aviation airport in Linden, New Jersey, about 12 miles southwest of Manhattan. With roots dating to the 1940s, it has served military and civil aviation roles and now operates as a reliever airport for Newark Liberty International. It features a single runway and is known for its proximity to New York City and its industrial waterfront setting.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors check the part-time control tower hours and New York Class B airspace requirements before flying in; after tower hours, use CTAF, and expect busy flight training on weekend mornings.
🚖 Getting There
Linden Airport is located near the New Jersey Turnpike (Exit 13) and U.S. Routes 1/9, making it accessible by car. Rideshare and taxi services are the most practical options; NJ Transit's Linden station is about 1.5 miles away with trains to Newark and New York Penn Station. If you're flying in, arrange ground transportation in advance, as the airport has limited on-site public transit.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Linden Airport?
A: Linden Airport uses the IATA code LDJ and the ICAO code KLDJ. Its FAA identifier is also LDJ.
Q: Is Linden Airport a commercial airport?
A: No, Linden Airport is a small general aviation airport. It does not have scheduled commercial passenger service; it primarily handles private, business, and flight training aircraft.
Q: How far is Linden Airport from New York City?
A: It is about 12 miles southwest of Manhattan and roughly 10 miles from Newark Liberty International Airport. Driving times vary with traffic, especially during rush hour.
Q: What facilities are available at Linden Airport?
A: The airport offers a single runway, fuel services, hangars, and flight training. There is no airline terminal; amenities are limited, so plan accordingly.
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