VFR
MI12
RADO'S CROSSING
IDA, MI
Elevation
673 ft
Control
Uncontrolled
CTAF
122.90
Runway
2,850 ft
About Rado'S Crossing
Ida, Michigan hosts Rado'S Crossing (MI12), a privately owned, non-towered airfield. Its single runway, 17/35, is a turf strip measuring 2,850 feet long and 60 feet wide.
Visual flight rules apply to all operations, as there are no published instrument approaches. Pilots coordinate on the common traffic advisory frequency of 122.9 MHz and announce their positions in the pattern. No fuel service is listed for the field. The field is designated private use, so landing requires prior permission from the owner.
Field elevation is 673 feet above mean sea level.
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Questions
- Where is Rado'S Crossing (MI12) located?
- Rado'S Crossing is located in Ida, MI.
- Is Rado'S Crossing a public or private airport?
- Rado'S Crossing (MI12) is a private-use airport, so prior permission from the owner is required before landing.
- How many runways does Rado'S Crossing have?
- Rado'S Crossing has a single runway, 17/35 at 2,850 feet of turf.
- What is the field elevation at Rado'S Crossing?
- Rado'S Crossing sits at 673 feet above mean sea level.
- Does Rado'S Crossing have an instrument approach?
- No, Rado'S Crossing has no published instrument approach procedures; it is used under visual flight rules.
- Does Rado'S Crossing have an air traffic control tower?
- No, Rado'S Crossing (MI12) is a non-towered airport; pilots self-announce on the CTAF.
- What is the CTAF frequency at MI12?
- Rado'S Crossing's CTAF frequency is 122.9 MHz.