Taos Regional Airport
Airport Information
RUNWAYS
13/31 - 8,603ft x 100ft
4/22 - 5,504ft x 75ft
FIELD ELEVATION
7,094ft
FREQUENCIES
CTAF/UNICOM: 122.8*
AWOS: 132.975 (575-758-5663)
RCO (Clearance Delivery): 122.25
*Monitored by Taos Aviation (FBO)
FBO Hours and Contact information here
More info can be found on AirNav.com/SKX or downloaded here.
~Notice to Airmen~
Taos Pueblo
World Heritage Site
Pilots are requested to avoid flight below minimum published altitudes over the Taos Pueblo World Heritage Site and the Blue Lake Wilderness Area and Pueblo Lands.
Contact us for detailed information on avoidance procedures.
About Taos Pueblo
Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Taos Pueblo is one of the longest continually inhabited communities in the United States and represents a significant stage in the history of urban, community and cultural life and development in this region.
We are grateful to have Taos Pueblo as a partner at the airport and take pride in our role of educating pilots on avoidance of the area.
For more info on Taos Pueblo visit TaosPueblo.com
Recent Airport Improvements
Runway 13/31
Our newest and longest runway was completed and opened for service in 2017. At 8,603ft and with its perpendicular orientation to runway 4/22, the new runway expands the operational capabilities of the airport. Runway 13 has an RNAV approach with minimums of 200’ and 3/4mi.
Snow Removal
The Taos Regional Airport’s snow removal capability rivals that of much bigger airports. Equipment includes a Kodiak truck and a John Deer tractor both with 16’ plow implements.
Deice Type 1 and 4
In 2018, the airport took delivery of a new deice truck with a boom extension capable of reaching almost any aircraft tail. We stock a generous supply of type 1 and 4 deice fluid at all times.