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Monroe Regional Airport to close main runway in September

By General Aviation News Staff · August 25, 2015 ·

Runway 04/22 at Louisiana’s Monroe Regional Airport (MLU), the primary runway and the only one equipped with an ILS approach, will be closed for construction on Sept. 1 at 1 p.m. and remain closed for approximately 30 days.

Pilots should monitor NOTAMs for the return to service date and time.

Runway 14/32 (4,999 feet) is equipped with RNAV and VOR/DME approaches to Runway 32 only. Runway 18/36 (5,000 feet) is a VFR-only runway.

There will be a reduction in the capability to provide practice approaches, and some back taxiing may also be required.

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