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Triangle North Executive Airport (FAA LID: LHZ, ICAO: KLHZ) is a public general-aviation airport in Louisburg, Franklin County, North Carolina, roughly 30 miles northeast of Raleigh. Formerly known as Franklin County Airport, it serves private, corporate, and flight-training traffic as a quieter reliever to the Raleigh-Durham area. Its single asphalt runway and pilot-controlled lighting make it a convenient stop for regional business and recreational pilots.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to bring the CTAF/UNICOM frequency and check NOTAMs for pilot-controlled lighting and after-hours fuel procedures; the field is often quiet, so self-announce clearly and confirm services before a late arrival.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is easiest to reach by car, via US-401 and NC-56 from the Raleigh/Durham area; expect about a 45- to 60-minute drive from RDU depending on traffic. Rental cars and rideshare coverage can be limited in Louisburg, so arrange ground transportation in advance. On-site parking is generally available for based and transient pilots.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What identifiers does Triangle North Executive Airport use?
A: The airport is best known by its FAA location identifier, LHZ, and ICAO code, KLHZ; it does not have scheduled airline service.
Q: What type of aircraft and operations can I expect?
A: It primarily handles general aviation: single- and twin-engine piston aircraft, turboprops, light jets, flight training, and occasional corporate traffic.
Q: What runway and approach facilities are available?
A: Runway 5/23 is an asphalt runway approximately 5,500 feet long with pilot-controlled lighting and published instrument approaches; check current charts and NOTAMs before arrival.
Q: Are fuel and pilot services available?
A: Fuel and basic FBO services are typically available, but hours can vary; confirm current fuel types, fees, and after-hours access before you go.
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