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Slaughter Airport

Marceline, United States
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Small private airfield serving Marceline, Missouri.

Location
Marceline, United States
Slaughter Airport (ICAO: 0MU4) is a small general aviation airfield located near Marceline, Missouri, in the United States. It serves private pilots and light aircraft operations in the surrounding rural area of Linn County. Marceline is a small town historically known as the childhood home of Walt Disney. The airport is a private-use facility typical of rural Missouri general aviation infrastructure, supporting local agricultural, recreational, and private flying activities.
Notable facts
  • Designated with ICAO identifier 0MU4.
  • Located near Marceline, Missouri, hometown of Walt Disney.
  • Serves general aviation and private aircraft operations.
  • No scheduled commercial airline service operates at this facility.
  • Situated in rural Linn County, Missouri.
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