The Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport (FNL) is jointly owned and operated by the Cities of Fort Collins and Loveland. Located in the heart of Northern Colorado, FNL is an FAA-certified commercial service and general aviation airport that serves an important role as transportation infrastructure for the two cities and the surrounding region. The closest commercial/commuter airport is Denver International Airport in Denver.

FNL opened in 1964 with one runway and a handful of aircraft. Since then the airport has grown to a 1,100-acre facility with an 8,500-foot runway, parallel taxiway, instrument landing system, 245 based aircraft, commercial air service, and a host of aviation businesses providing excellent services to the aviation traveler and aircraft owner. Current on-site services include:

• fixed base operations
• fuel sales
• flight instruction (fixed wing and helicopter)
• aircraft maintenance/upgrades
• aircraft engine overhaul
• avionics sales and service
• aviation weather/camera systems sales and maintenance
• commercial air carrier service
• hangar rentals

FNL’s long-term vision is to remain a vibrant regional transportation facility. Proposed improvements identified in FNL’s Master Plan include a 1,000-foot extension of the existing runway, construction of an air traffic control tower, a new passenger terminal, and a parallel runway; development of additional hangars; and many more.