Lake in the Hills Airport

• 3800 ft. X 50 ft. asphalt runway (8/26)

• Full length parallel taxiway with crossovers

• Airport elevation 888 ft.

• Full service FBO / AvGas & Jet A

• Airport Beacon

• REILS (RW8)

• PAPI (RW8-26)

• CTAF/UNICOM frequency 123.05MHz

• Digi Wx, weather reporting system - 5 clicks on Unicom or 815-444-1729

Fees (subject to change)

• Overnight parking available from $9.00 per night

• Monthly tiedowns $159 (hard)

• Monthly tiedowns $110 (grass)

• Monthly hangars from $365

 

 

Contact Information

Airport Office 8407 Pyott Road (815) 479-7960     Hours Tuesday - 7:00am to 11:00am Thursday - 7:00am to 11:00am Saturday - 7:00am to 3:30pm

Director of Public Works Fred Mullard 9010 Haligus Rd. (847) 960-7500   Hours Monday - Friday 7:00am to 3:30pm

 

Outside normal business hours:

Please contact the Lake in the Hills Police Department at (847) 658-5676.

 

 

Airport Fuel Prices

 

The current fuel prices are:

100LL is $3.89/gal

JetA is $4.14/gal

 

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Email Address

 

 

Invoicing questions

600 Harvest Gate
Lake in the Hills, IL 60156
Phone: (847) 960-7420
Fax: (847) 960-7415

 

 

 

 

Services Available

• Flight Instruction

• Charter Flights

• Aircraft Maintenance and Repair

• Aircraft Rentals

• Courtesy Car - First come first serve basis. Keys available at NIFC

 

Email

• Airframe and Engine Maintenance and Repair

 

Mobile Avionics

(815) 459-0446

• Avionics installation and repair

 

Motive Services Co.
(847) 854-9694

• Aircraft Maintenance

• Aircraft Repair

 

Northern Illinois Flight Center
(815) 455-7707

• Charter Service

 

 

 

Airport Safety Improvement Program

The Village continues to move forward with safety improvements at the Airport.  With Pyott Road nearing completion, work is moving on to relocate the parallel taxiway.  The existing parallel taxiway is too close to the runway based on Federal Aviation Administration standards.  Work will start in spring 2010 to relocate the western half of the taxiway.  The first stage is the earthwork to prepare for the taxiway as well as creation of the primary storm water detention facility.  This project is funded through State and Federal grants as well as revenues generated at the Airport.  The Airport portion of this project is only 2.5%

 

In the future, work will continue with paving of the taxiway and construction of a new main parking apron.  The new apron is necessary to replace the existing apron which will be displaced by the new taxiway.   

 

Next Steps:

 

FY2010

• Construct Taxiway Phase 1

 

FY 2011

• Construction of apron

• Construct Taxiway Phase 2

 

FY 2012

• Remove administrative building

• Remove fuel farm

• Construct access road