VFR
ID16
SLUDER AIRSTRIP
BELLEVUE, ID
Elevation
5,017 ft
Control
Uncontrolled
Runway
4,000 ft
About Sluder Airstrip
ID16 designates Sluder Airstrip, a privately owned airport in Bellevue, Idaho. Its single runway, 16/34, is a gravel strip measuring 4,000 feet long and 30 feet wide.
The field has no published instrument approaches and is flown under visual flight rules. The field is non-towered, so pilots self-coordinate traffic under 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 5,017 feet above mean sea level. At that elevation, density altitude is a routine consideration in warm weather.
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Questions
- Where is Sluder Airstrip (ID16) located?
- Sluder Airstrip is located in Bellevue, ID.
- Is Sluder Airstrip a public or private airport?
- Sluder Airstrip (ID16) is a private-use airport, so prior permission from the owner is required before landing.
- How many runways does Sluder Airstrip have?
- Sluder Airstrip has a single runway, 16/34 at 4,000 feet of gravel.
- What is the field elevation at Sluder Airstrip?
- Sluder Airstrip sits at 5,017 feet above mean sea level.
- Does Sluder Airstrip have an instrument approach?
- No, Sluder Airstrip has no published instrument approach procedures; it is used under visual flight rules.
- Does Sluder Airstrip have an air traffic control tower?
- No, Sluder Airstrip (ID16) is a non-towered airport; pilots self-announce on the CTAF.