Pepperell Airport runway view

Airport Facilities and Services

Pepperell Airport offers well-maintained facilities for general aviation operations. Our focus is on providing safe, reliable infrastructure for pilots and aircraft owners.

Runway Information

Runway 06/24

Our primary and only runway is maintained to high standards:

Dimension 2,820 feet x 25 feet
Surface Asphalt, good condition
Runway 06 Right-hand traffic pattern
Runway 24 Left-hand traffic pattern
Pattern Altitude 1,200 feet MSL
Surface Condition Regular maintenance, good condition

Runway Markings

Important: Do not land before threshold markings. The full runway length is available, but proper threshold crossing is essential for safety.

Aircraft Parking and Storage

Transient Parking

We welcome transient aircraft and provide secure parking:

Based Aircraft

Limited spaces may be available for based aircraft. Contact airport management for:

Fuel Services

Aviation fuel is available at Pepperell Airport:

We recommend calling ahead to verify fuel availability, especially if planning a fuel stop during your cross-country flight.

According to aviation fuel industry resources, smaller airports play a crucial role in the fuel distribution network for general aviation across the United States.

Communication and Navigation

Radio Frequencies

Navigation Aids

Pepperell Airport is a VFR facility without instrument approaches. Nearby navigation aids include:

Airport Services

Available Services

Limited Services

Please note that as a small private airport, we do not offer:

Skydiving Facilities

Our drop zone facilities include:

Ground Transportation

Transportation options from Pepperell Airport:

The nearest town center (Pepperell) is approximately 2 miles from the airport. Larger cities with full amenities include:

Nearby Amenities

Food and Lodging

While there are no on-field restaurants, the area offers:

Local Attractions

The Pepperell area and surrounding region offer:

Weather Information

Weather resources for flight planning:

The Aviation Weather Center provides comprehensive weather information for flight planning in the New England region.

Operating Procedures

Landing Fees and Charges

Prior Permission

This is a private airport. All pilots must obtain prior permission before landing. Contact methods:

Safety Features

Safety infrastructure at Pepperell Airport:

Facility Maintenance

We take pride in maintaining our facilities:

Regular maintenance ensures that Pepperell Airport remains a safe, reliable facility for general aviation operations.

Environmental and Noise Considerations

Pepperell Airport operates within a rural residential area, and responsible noise management is central to our continued good standing with the surrounding community. Pilots are encouraged to observe voluntary noise abatement procedures by avoiding full-power climbs over residential areas when operationally safe to do so. Jump aircraft follow established climb profiles that minimize ground-level noise exposure during the climb to altitude.

Stormwater management systems are maintained to prevent fuel and oil contaminants from reaching local waterways. Waste oil and used materials are collected and disposed of through certified environmental services. These efforts reflect the airport's commitment to operating as a responsible neighbor in the Pepperell community.

Contact Information

For questions about facilities, services, fees, or prior permission, please contact airport management through our contact page or Unicom 123.05 MHz during operating hours.