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Milford Municipal-Ben and Judy Briscoe Field (MLF/KMLF) is a public general aviation airport just north of Milford, Utah, in the high desert of Beaver County. Named for local aviation advocates Ben and Judy Briscoe, it serves private pilots, aerial work, and emergency services rather than scheduled airline traffic. The field sits at roughly 5,036 feet MSL and offers a quiet alternative for pilots crossing southern Utah.
💡 Local Tip
High-desert density altitude and afternoon winds are common at MLF; frequent visitors prefer early-morning departures for the best performance and smoothest air, and they confirm fuel availability before arrival.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is a short drive from downtown Milford, so a personal or rental vehicle is the most practical way to get to and from the field. There is no public transit or reliable rideshare service at the airport, so arrange a car, taxi, or pickup in advance. For airline connections, plan to drive to Cedar City Regional (CDC) or Salt Lake City International (SLC).
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Milford Municipal-Ben and Judy Briscoe Field?
A: The airport uses IATA code MLF, ICAO code KMLF, and FAA LID MLF.
Q: Does Milford Municipal Airport have commercial passenger flights?
A: No. It is a general aviation airport with no scheduled airline service; travelers typically connect through Cedar City Regional (CDC) or Salt Lake City International (SLC).
Q: What services are available at KMLF?
A: Expect basic general aviation services such as fuel, tiedowns, and hangars, but availability can be limited. Call ahead to confirm fuel hours, maintenance, and courtesy car availability.
Q: Is the airport attended 24 hours?
A: Not necessarily. KMLF may be unattended at times, and lighting or services can be limited, so check NOTAMs and current airport information before night, weekend, or holiday arrivals.
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