Fuel pricing can be found at AirNav.com or Foreflight for 100LL and Jet A Titan Fuel (self service). Credit cards accepted: American Express, Avcard, MasterCard, Phillips, Visa.

NOTICE: This is not an official source of aviation information. Consult official information when flight planning! AirNav.com

Communication Frequencies

CTAF	Unicom	Approach (Milwaukee)	Lights	Ground Communications Outlet
123.0	123.0	125.35	123.0	121.725

 

Navigation Frequencies

Nav Type	ID	Frequency	Bearing	Dist NM
VORTAC	BAE (Badger)	116.4	189	19.6

 

Runways and Lighting

Runway	Surface	Dimensions	Lights	Comments
08/26	Asphalt	3900 x 75	REIL PAPI(08)	See Noise Abatement below
18/36	Turf	2400 x 150	None	Closed in Winter

 

Nearest Automated Weather

Location	ID	Frequency	Bearing/Dist	Telephone
Burlington,WI	BUU	114.5	156 deg - 7 miles	(262)757-0907

 

TRAFFIC PATTERNS: Left hand traffic patterns on all runways.

NOISE ABATEMENT: Avoid flight over village to the west and northwest of the airport. When departing runway 26 - Turn left and follow Interstate 43 southwest until south of village.

The Ground Communications Outlet is a transceiver linked to a phone line.  It allows pilots communication with the Green Bay FAA Flight Service Station or Milwaukee ATC.  While on the ground, the pilot can now check weather, open or close a flight plan and get a clearance out of the airport for IFR flight .

To use the GCO - Tune your radio to 121.725 and click your microphone 4 times for Milwaukee Approach or 6 times for the Green Bay Flight Service Station.  You will hear a telephone dialer and be connected with the service.  Once connected communicate as if you were on a normal radio frequency and click your microphone at least once every 30 seconds to maintain the connection. (This frequency is the same at all GCO's in Wisconsin.)

We have T-Hangars available for lease! These are long-term leased community t-hangars, billed quarterly and proof of liability coverage is required. If you are interested in leasing a t-hangar or would like to be placed on the waiting list please contact the Village Clerk at 262-642-6255, Monday - Friday, 8 am to 4 pm.

Pay your invoices online!

By Credit, Debit Card or E-Check(ACH) (FEES APPLY - $1.00 for E-Check) through our NEW ONLINE PAYMENT PORTAL!

GO PAPERLESS!!! Create an account on our new online payment portal using your account number and last billed amount. 

Other options are: In Person: Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm;; After Office Hours: Drop boxes (collected daily) are located at the entrance of East Troy Municipal Building and a drive-up box in the parking lot. No cash please; By Mail: Village of East Troy, 2015 Energy Dr., East Troy, WI  53120.

Airport Advisory Committee Members (2 Year Terms) - The Airport Advisory Committee meets the second Monday of the month at 6pm at the FBO of the East Troy Municipal Airport.

Doug Gauger	Airport Manager	airportmanager@easttroywi.gov
Jim Holm - Trustee, Chairperson		jholm@easttroywi.gov
John "JD" Schreib
Mike Starck
Kim Weckerly
Mike Zei

Current Airport Advisory Committee minutes are now found on eCode 360 - Meeting Minutes are listed by meeting date

East Troy Municipal Airport Master Plan 

An Airport Master Plan is a document that helps to guide the direction of public use airports, such as East Troy Municipal Airport, by looking at factors such as:

• Current and potential future demand
• Efficiency and safety of airport operations
• Land use on and around the airport
• Future growth and ways to generate revenue.

It is a proactive document that identifies and then plans for future facility needs to ensure that airport management can coordinate project approvals, design, financing, and construction to avoid experiencing detrimental effects due to inadequate facilities.

The ultimate goal of the study is to provide systematic guidelines for the airport’s overall maintenance, development, and operation, all while taking into consideration the community it serves.

Sky Knights Sport Parachute Club in East Troy, WI has been training first jump students for over 40 years. Located within an easy drive of the Milwaukee and Chicago metro areas, they are home to jumpers throughout the region. They offer tandem and the popular Accelerated Freefall Program, and they jump year-round as weather permits.