KAUH

KAUH, Aurora Municipal/Al Potter Field, serves Aurora, Nebraska, at an elevation of 1,803 feet with tower-controlled operations. The airport features a single concrete runway, 16/34, measuring 4,301 feet in length and 75 feet wide, providing reliable surface for general aviation traffic. Aurora Municipal's runway accommodates most conventional general aviation aircraft while supporting regional operations across central Nebraska.

Instrument approaches are available through RNAV (GPS) procedures, with two total approach options supporting operations in reduced visibility conditions. The airport provides 100LL fuel for general aviation aircraft. Two organizations operate from the facility: Grow Aviation LLC, providing flight training and instruction services, and the Aurora Flying Club, offering community-based flying opportunities. Frequency resources include AWOS-3 on 121.225 MHz, CTAF and UNICOM on 122.8 MHz, and Hastings Radar on 119.4 and 278.8 MHz.

Aurora Municipal's concrete runway and RNAV approach capability position it as a reliable regional facility for central Nebraska operations. The presence of both a flight school and flying club provides instruction and community flying opportunities for resident and visiting pilots. Tower service ensures coordinated and safe traffic flow during operations.