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Airport type
  
Private

9/27
  
2,250

686
  
Turf

Elevation AMSL
  
895 ft / 273 m

2,250
  
686

Aircraft operations
  
2 / year

Bed-ah-Wick Field

Buzzy Field (FAA LID: 1WI3) is a very small private gravel/turf airport in Evansville, Wisconsin, which single-engine propeller aircraft can utilize for landing. There is no control tower or radio. Pilots must either visually guide their plane in for a landing or use the nearest radio near the airport for navigational aids. The airport is for private use and is privately owned. Permission is required prior to landing.The airfield was established May 1958.

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Facilities

  • Runway 9/27 2,250 x 80 ft. (686 x 24 m) turf with low intensity runway edge lighting.
  • Former east / west runway currently used as a taxiway.

    • Incidents

  • A home-built Kraetzner Sky-Buggy crashed in a marsh north of the field following take-off August 20, 1995.
  • A Piper PA-28-140 was substantially damaged when it crash landed in a marsh north of the field on September 8, 1994. One minor injury.

    • References

    Bed-ah-Wick Field Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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