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Nashua Airport / Boire Field (ASH/KASH) is a public general aviation airport in Nashua, New Hampshire, about 40 miles northwest of Boston. It has two runways and an operating control tower, and serves as a reliever for Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. The field supports flight training, business aviation, and recreational flying in southern New Hampshire.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors check tower hours and NOTAMs before arrival—when the tower is closed, KASH operates as a non-towered field on CTAF, so monitor and self-announce carefully.
🚖 Getting There
By car, use the Everett Turnpike/Route 3 and follow signs to Perimeter Road; the airport is only a few minutes from downtown Nashua. There is no scheduled airline service, so plan on a rental car, taxi, or rideshare, and arrange rides in advance since vehicles may not be staged at the terminal. For commercial flights, Manchester-Boston Regional (MHT) is closer than Boston Logan (BOS).
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Nashua Airport?
A: IATA: ASH; ICAO: KASH; FAA LID: ASH.
Q: Does Nashua Airport have a control tower?
A: Yes, Boire Field has an operating control tower, but hours can vary; check current NOTAMs and the airport website before flying.
Q: What runways are at KASH?
A: Two paved runways: Runway 14/32 (5,500 ft) and Runway 6/24 (3,000 ft).
Q: Is Nashua Airport open to the public?
A: Yes, it is a public-use airport. Services typically include fuel, tie-downs, hangars, flight instruction, and aircraft maintenance; confirm availability with the FBO.
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