Higgins Airport

Overview & Services

Higgins Airport, located in Rio, Wisconsin, is a public airport that serves the surrounding area with basic aviation facilities. The airport features a single runway, designated as 9/27, which is 2,705 feet long and 50 feet wide, made of turf. Higgins Airport offers limited services, including fueling and tie-downs, but does not have a control tower or instrument landing systems. The airport is suitable for small, single-engine aircraft and is often used by local pilots and flight schools for training purposes. Operations at Higgins Airport are typically visual flight rules (VFR) only, and pilots must use radio communications to coordinate takeoffs and landings. With its simple facilities and limited services, Higgins Airport provides a basic yet functional platform for general aviation activities in the region.