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Scherrico Meadows Airport
Mosinee, United States
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WS16
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Small private airfield serving the Mosinee, Wisconsin area.
Location
Mosinee, United States
Scherrico Meadows Airport (ICAO: WS16) is a small, privately owned general aviation airfield located near Mosinee, Wisconsin, in the United States. It serves light aircraft operations and is not designated for commercial airline service.
The airport does not hold an IATA code, reflecting its status as a private facility outside the commercial aviation network. It is one of numerous small general aviation airports that support private pilots and local flying activities in central Wisconsin.
Notable facts
- ›WS16 is the ICAO identifier assigned to Scherrico Meadows Airport.
- ›The airport is privately owned and not open to the general public without permission.
- ›No commercial airline service operates at this facility.
- ›Located in Marathon County, Wisconsin, near the city of Mosinee.
- ›Serves general aviation purposes such as private and recreational flying.
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