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Platte Valley Airpark

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Coordinates:40°6′0″N104°42′4″W / 40.10000°N 104.70111°W /40.10000; -104.70111

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Airport in Hudson, Colorado

Platte Valley Airpark

IATA:none
ICAO:none
FAA LID:18V

Summary

Airport type

Public

Owner

Platte Valley Airpark Ltd.

Operator

Marilyn Taylor, Manager

Location

Hudson, Colorado

Elevation AMSL

4,965 ft / 1,513 m

Coordinates

40°6′0″N104°42′4″W / 40.10000°N 104.70111°W /40.10000; -104.70111

Interactive map of Platte Valley Airpark

Runways

Direction	Length		Surface
Direction	ft	m	Surface
15/33	4,100	1,250	Asphalt
9/27	2,500	762	Turf/gravel

Statistics (2005)

Aircraft operations	4,100
Based aircraft	26

Source:Federal Aviation Administration^[1]

Platte Valley Airpark (FAA LID:18V) is a public-useairport three miles northwest ofHudson, inWeld County,Colorado, United States. It is privately owned by Platte Valley Airpark Ltd.^[1] and is 40 miles (64 km) northeast ofDenver.

Facilities

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Platte Valley Airpark covers 237acres (96 ha) and has tworunways:^[1]

15/33: 4,100 x 40 ft (1,250 x 12 m): asphalt
9/27: 2,500 x 90 ft (762 x 27 m): turf/gravel

In 2005 the airport had 4,100 aircraft operations, average 11 per day: 98% general aviation and 2% military. 78 aircraft are based at this airport: 96% single engine and 4% multi-engine.^[1]

Data

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Navigation

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VOR 114.7 (MILE HIGH) .... GPS no .... ILS no

Runway

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Lights MIRL .... VGSI none .... App Lgts none .... Taxiway dirt soft when wet

Communication

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CTAF/UNICOM 122.9 .... Lights 122.9 and 5 clicks

Services

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TSNT Storage hangars and tiedowns
Fuel 100LL, MOGAS, and self-service, 24-hour credit card
Public phone and computerized WX planning in FBO
Aircraft and hangar rentals
Instructional services

Accidents and incidents

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On September 18, 2022, a Sonex airplane that took off from the air-park with one person, its pilot, collided in Boulder County with a Cessna 172 that had taken off from theRocky Mountain Airport with two persons on board, its pilot in-training and a teacher pilot. Both airplanes crashed and were destroyed on impact, killing all three people on board them.^[2]