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Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport (MFD/KMFD) is a public airport about three miles north of downtown Mansfield, Ohio. Named for Mansfield native and early aviation pioneer Brig. Gen. Frank P. Lahm, it serves general aviation, corporate traffic, and the Ohio Air National Guard's 179th Cyberspace Wing. The field remains a key regional reliever airport between Cleveland and Columbus.
💡 Local Tip
Check NOTAMs for military activity and possible runway closures; the 179th Cyberspace Wing shares the field, so operations can differ from a typical general aviation airport.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is roughly 3 miles north of downtown Mansfield, accessible by car via Ohio Route 13 and U.S. Route 30. Rental cars, taxis, and rideshares are the most practical options; public transit to the terminal is limited. Allow extra time if arriving during military exercises or peak general aviation periods.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport?
A: MFD does not currently have scheduled commercial airline service; it primarily handles general aviation, corporate, and military flights. Travelers should check nearby Cleveland Hopkins (CLE) or Columbus (CMH) for airline options.
Q: Is there parking at MFD?
A: Yes, on-site parking is available, typically short-term and long-term, and is generally free or low-cost. Confirm with the FBO or airport office for current rates and availability.
Q: What is the airport's runway configuration?
A: The airport has two main runways: Runway 14/32 (9,001 ft) and Runway 5/23 (6,795 ft), with instrument approaches available. This supports a range of general aviation and military aircraft.
Q: Can I fly into MFD for customs?
A: No, MFD is not a port of entry and does not have U.S. Customs on site. International arrivals should use an airport with customs services, such as Cleveland or Columbus.
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