Las Cruces International Airport
KLRU has 3 runways. The longest is 12/30 at 7,506 ft × 100 ft (asphalt).
FAA NASR data, cycle 2026-09-03
KLRU field elevation is 4,456 ft MSL. The standard traffic pattern altitude at KLRU is 5,460 ft MSL (1,000 ft AGL). Fuel available at KLRU: 100LL, Jet A-1+.
FAA NASR data, cycle 2026-09-03
CTAF 122.7 MHz — KLRU is non-towered; self-announce position and intentions on CTAF.
Check KLRU against your personal minimums, plan a route to it, and see the best runway for the current wind — free.
No, KLRU is a non-towered airport. The CTAF frequency is 122.7 MHz.
The AWOS frequency at KLRU (Las Cruces International Airport) is 119.025 MHz.
KLRU has 3 runways (12/30, 4/22, 8/26). The longest runway is 7,506 feet.
Runway 12/30 is the longest at KLRU — 7,506 ft × 100 ft, asphalt.
KLRU uses the standard traffic pattern altitude of 1,000 feet AGL — about 5,460 feet MSL at a field elevation of 4,456 feet.
Yes. KLRU (Las Cruces International Airport) has 100LL, Jet A-1+ available. Call the field for hours, self-serve availability and price.
KLRU (Las Cruces International Airport) has a field elevation of 4,456 feet MSL.
KLRU (Las Cruces International Airport) is located in Las Cruces, NM.