LIBERAL MID-AMERICA RGNL (KLBL)

Liberal, Kansas · Seward County · 2 miles W of city

Liberal Mid-America Rgnl (KLBL) is a non-towered, Class E public-use airport in Liberal, Kansas at 2,885 ft MSL, with 2 runways (longest 7,105 ft concrete). It is classified as a Commercial Service - Nonprimary (Regional) airport in the FAA's NPIAS.

Airport information

FAA identifierLBL
ICAO identifierKLBL
Elevation2885.4 ft MSL
Latitude37.04392° N
Longitude100.95997° W
Magnetic variation6E
AirspaceClass E (CLASS E SVC 0600-2100; OTHER TIMES CLASS G)
NPIAS categoryCommercial Service - Nonprimary · Regional
Based aircraft49
Annual enplanements8,267
Planned development (2025–29)$22,605,000
Sectional chartWICHITA
ARTCCKansas City Center
Flight ServiceWichita
OwnershipPublicly owned
UseOpen to the public
Activated1944/02
Fuel available100LL, A
TowerNON-ATCT
BeaconWG
Landing feeNo
Wind indicatorYes
NOTAM facilityLBL
AttendedALL / MON-FRI / 0600-2000; ALL / SAT-SUN / 0700-2000
ManagerMr. Brian Fornwalt
Manager phone(620) 626-0188

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Runways

RunwayDimensionsSurfaceDetails
04/225,000 × 75 ftConcrete (excellent)04: P4L · 22: P4L
17/357,105 × 100 ftConcrete (excellent)17: V4L · 35: V4L, MALSR

ILS approaches: 35 (CAT I)

Radio frequencies

UseFrequencyCall
CTAF122.8
UNICOM122.8
LIBERAL RCAG134.0
LIBERAL RCAG257.625

Weather stations

  • AWOS-3PT · 620-624-1221

Airport remarks

  • 24 HR PPR FOR UNSKED ACR OPNS WITH MORE THAN 30 PSGR SEATS CALL AMGR (620) 626-2207 OR (620) 626-0150. ACR OPNS OVER 9 PSGR SEATS NOT AUTH OVER 15 MINUTES BEFORE OR AFTER SKED ARR OR DEP TIMES EXCP WITH PRIOR COORD WITH AMGR OR FIRE DEPT. ARFF INDEX B IS PROVIDED.
  • FOR CD CTC KANSAS CITY ARTCC AT 913-254-8508.
  • ACTVT MIRL RY 04/22 & HIRL RY 17/35; MALSR RY 35; VASI RYS 17 & 35; & PAPI RYS 04 & 22; REIL RYS 04, 17 & 22 - CTAF.
  • PCR VALUE: 110/R/D/W/T
  • PCR VALUE: 340/R/C/W/T

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Data from the FAA National Airspace System Resources (NASR) 28-day subscription. For flight planning, always consult current official publications, NOTAMs, and charts.