Airport
Post Mills Airport, Post Mills Vermont
| Airport Information
POST MILLS, VT
Privately Owned, Public Use
0 mi. E of city.
N43-53.05 W072-15.22
Mag Var: 16 deg W
Phone: 802-333-9254 Fax: 802-333-9254
balloons@vermontel.net (best to call) |
Communication Freqs:
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| Unicom – 122.8 |
FSS – 122.6 |
| CTAF – 122.8 |
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FSS: BURLINGTON 122.6;
| Elevation: |
693 MSL |
| Hours: |
Irregular |
| Fees: |
Parking Fee; Tiedown Fee; Hangar Fee |
| Charts: |
NEW YORK |
| Traffic Pattern: |
Light Aircraft: 1693 MSL; |
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| Runways: |
| 4-22: 2900X80; turf; ; tree ry 4; road ry 22 |
| 5-23: 2300X80; turf; ; brush ry 5; road ry 23 |
| Right traffic runway(s): 04; 05; |
| Approaches: (VFR) |
| Notes: Ski planes only when snow on surface, runway not plowed, Camping Facilities |
| Obstructions: trees & ridges all runways |
| Special Operations: Soaring; Ultralights; Ballooning; Helicopter Ops; RC Models; Airships; |
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Post Mills Soaring Club 
Had great fun while flying my ULTRALIGHT the Wiley Coyote and teaching at Dartmouth 2000.
Thanks ,
Don Cahill, PhD
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I learnt to Fly at post mills airport in the early 1980’s. I stopped flying because of the cost. However I was recently was talking with Dr. Jenkyn and it seams that soaring could be affordable.
I do miss flying.
http://beltietravel.blogspot.com/2013/09/from-big-e-in-mass.html
Check out my blog from visiting Vermont and the wonderful plane ride that Karl was kind enough to take me up in. He didn’t know it, but it was my birthday and what a fantastic way to spend it. I’m from Kentucky, and each time we visit Vermont, I want to visit your Airport. I love the museum, the gliders and the planes. Thank you to Karl for a beautiful day.
I learned to fly as a member of the Dartmouth Flying Club in 1970 under the instruction of Bob and Jamie Burbank and Jim Emery (N5534Foxtrot). Yesterday, my daughter Lucy soloed at the Nashua Airport and, of course had a piece of her T-shirt snipped off and appropriately marked with the date, etc.
I was wondering if the old “pilot’s lounge” still exists and if the T-shirt tails still adorn the rafters. Mine should be there somewhere. I still fly my Maule M5 which I have owned since 1976. Have not been into Post Mills since the mid ’70’s.
Charles Bass, Dartmouth ’74.
Peterborough, NH