BELLINGHAM INTL
BELLINGHAM, WA
KBLI Bellingham International Airport is located in Bellingham, Washington at a modest elevation of 171 feet. The airport maintains a full control tower and operates a single asphalt runway measuring 6,700 feet in length with a 150-foot width, providing capability for medium-sized transport and general aviation operations.
Bellingham International offers both 100LL and Jet A fuel for aircraft operations. The airport supports advanced precision instrument approaches including ILS/LOC, full ILS procedures, RNAV (RNP) approaches, and RNAV (GPS) procedures across six published approach procedures. Two additional departure procedures provide routing flexibility. Communication frequencies include APPROACH at 132.7 MHz, ATIS at 134.45 MHz, BELLINGHAM RCO at 122.15 MHz, CTAF at 124.9 MHz, Ground and Local frequencies at 127.4 MHz with backup at 379.3 MHz, and the MADEE RNAV STAR arrival procedures at 118.2 and 120.7 MHz.
Bellingham Aviation Services and Command Aviation both provide flight training from the airport. The Chuckanut Flying Club also operates from Bellingham, offering social and educational opportunities for the general aviation community. The airport's capabilities and services make it a hub for aviation operations in northwest Washington.