VFR
2CO2
LAS ARENAS EARTH AND SKY OBSERVATORY
ALAMOSA, CO
Elevation
7,582 ft
Control
Uncontrolled
Runway
2,700 ft
About Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory
2CO2 identifies Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory, a privately owned, non-towered airport serving Alamosa, Colorado. Its single runway, 02/20, is a dirt strip 2,700 feet long and 40 feet wide.
The field has no published instrument approaches and is flown under visual flight rules. Pilots self-coordinate traffic using standard see-and-avoid procedures. There is no fuel service on record here. This is a private-use field; prior permission is required to operate there.
The airport sits at 7,582 feet above mean sea level. At that elevation, density altitude is a routine consideration in warm weather.
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Questions
- Where is Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory (2CO2) located?
- Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory is located in Alamosa, CO.
- Is Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory a public or private airport?
- Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory (2CO2) is a private-use airport, so prior permission from the owner is required before landing.
- How many runways does Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory have?
- Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory has a single runway, 02/20 at 2,700 feet of dirt.
- What is the field elevation at Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory?
- Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory sits at 7,582 feet above mean sea level.
- Does Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory have an instrument approach?
- No, Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory has no published instrument approach procedures; it is used under visual flight rules.
- Does Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory have an air traffic control tower?
- No, Las Arenas Earth And Sky Observatory (2CO2) is a non-towered airport; pilots self-announce on the CTAF.