New Hampshire body of water is used as an airport

[Oxman]

Lake Winnipesaukee is now an airport. For a little while, anyway.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/n-h-lake-frozen-airport-article-1.2133042

 

[RDoug]

That's just too cool. Literally.

 

[adk]

For you airline guys it's easy to see Alton Bay flying into PWM. It's right under CDOGG on the CDOGG2 arrival.

 

[BobDDuck]

@Fencer I expect a full report with pictures soon!

 

[Fencer]

@Fencer I expect a full report with pictures soon!

Phht old story. Anybody can land on a frozen lake. How about a river? In Canada? That's where I went yesterday. Mo's Fly In 1 mile west of YOW VOR.
















Their chili was good.

 

[pianokeys]

That Canada wind sock is hot.

 

[MAK49]

The company I work for does a charter with a DH-8 to a frozen lake during the winter months, so it's not unheard of, though I don't know if most of these places have anything bigger than a single engine plane coming and going

 

[z987k]

The company I work for does a charter with a DH-8 to a frozen lake during the winter months, so it's not unheard of, though I don't know if most of these places have anything bigger than a single engine plane coming and going

We have 737's land on frozen lakes up here. There's even a few with GPS approaches.

 

[z987k]

The company I work for does a charter with a DH-8 to a frozen lake during the winter months, so it's not unheard of, though I don't know if most of these places have anything bigger than a single engine plane coming and going

We have 737's land on frozen lakes up here. There's even a few with GPS approaches.

King air

Although this is what most airports look like right now. You'd never know the difference.