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Schoolcraft County Airport (ISQ/KISQ) is a county-owned public-use airport serving Manistique, Michigan, in the Upper Peninsula. Located just north of town near Lake Michigan and Hiawatha National Forest, it primarily supports general aviation, recreational flying, and seasonal tourism. The field has a paved primary runway and a turf crosswind runway, with basic services for transient pilots.
💡 Local Tip
Local pilots know the turf runway can be soft after heavy rain; if in doubt, use the paved runway and ask locally about current conditions before landing.
🚖 Getting There
Rental cars are limited, so arrange a ride or taxi in advance. The airport is a short drive from Manistique via M-94 and US-2, and parking is generally available for based and transient aircraft. For commercial flights, travelers typically drive to Escanaba or Marquette.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kind of airport is ISQ?
A: It is a small public-use general aviation airport owned by Schoolcraft County, not served by commercial airlines.
Q: Is fuel available?
A: Self-service 100LL avgas is typically available; check NOTAMs or call ahead for current hours and payment options.
Q: How far is Manistique?
A: The airport is about 3 miles north of downtown Manistique, roughly a 5-10 minute drive via M-94/US-2.
Q: What runways does it have?
A: The airport has a paved primary runway and a turf crosswind runway; confirm current conditions and closures in NOTAMs.
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