FAA Information Effective: Jun 12, 2025
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(KAEG) Double Eagle II Airport
5 ratings | 11 reviews
Overview
Attendance:
Attended
Year-round, 7 Days a Week,0600-1900
FAA
Elevation:
5,837 ft (Surveyed)
Tower:
Tower Hrs: 0600-2200
FAA
Airspace:
CLASS D SVC 0600-2200; OTHER TIMES CLASS G
FAA
Fees:
Timezone:
MDT (UTC-06:00)
Sunrise-Sunset:
5:54 am - 8:25 pm
Evening-Morning Civil Twilight:
8:55 pm
(Today)
(Today)
-
5:24 am
(Tomorrow)
(Tomorrow)
Minimum Fuel Prices:
$6.64
100LL (full)
$6.39
100LL (self)
$6.29
Jet-A-Premix/Prist (full)
$6.29
Jet-A-Premix/Prist (self)
Runway
Satellite
Sectional
FBOs
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Bode Aviation
1 rating | 1 review
Services Offered:
Maintenance
Plane Rental
Car Rental
Sales
Flight Training
$6.64 | 100LL | full
$6.39 | 100LL | self
$6.29 | Jet-A-Premix/Prist | full
$6.29 | Jet-A-Premix/Prist | self
Location:
On field: N
Phone:
(505) 884-4530
Freq. Monitored:
ASRI: 129.6
Fees:
Tie Down, Other
Flight Training
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Bode Aviation
1 rating | 1 review
Services Offered:
Maintenance
Plane Rental
Car Rental
Sales
Flight Training
$6.64 | 100LL | full
$6.39 | 100LL | self
$6.29 | Jet-A-Premix/Prist | full
$6.29 | Jet-A-Premix/Prist | self
Location:
On field: N
Phone:
(505) 884-4530
Freq. Monitored:
ASRI: 129.6
Fees:
Tie Down, Other
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(505) 884-4530
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(505) 899-0205
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(505) 836-4449
AEG
Bombing Range Café
Petroglyph National Monument
Ladera Golf Course
Runway 04/22
Dimensions:
7,398 × 100 ft
(2,255 × 30 m)
(2,255 × 30 m)
Weight Bearing Cap:
Single wheel: 30,000 lbs
Surface:
asphalt, porous friction course, in good condition
Runway Edge Lights:
Medium
Comments:
n/a
| Designator: | 04 | 22 |
| Elevation: | 5,837.4 ft | 5,810.1 ft |
| Heading: | 035° magnetic 046° true | 215° magnetic 226° true |
| Gradient: | 0.37% down | 0.37% up |
| Traffic Pattern: | Not provided. Assume LEFT traffic pattern | Right Pattern |
| Markings: | precision, in Good condition | precision, in Good condition |
| Approach Lighting: |
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| Displaced Threshold: | n/a | n/a |
| ILS/LOC: | n/a | ILS |
| Obstructions: | n/a | n/a |
| Comments: | n/a | n/a |
Runway 17/35
Dimensions:
5,983 × 100 ft
(1,824 × 30 m)
(1,824 × 30 m)
Weight Bearing Cap:
Single wheel: 30,000 lbs
Surface:
asphalt, no surface treatment, in excellent condition
Runway Edge Lights:
Medium
Comments:
n/a
| Designator: | 17 | 35 |
| Elevation: | 5,805.9 ft | 5,798.2 ft |
| Heading: | 169° magnetic 180° true | 349° magnetic 360° true |
| Gradient: | 0.13% down | 0.13% up |
| Traffic Pattern: | Not provided. Assume LEFT traffic pattern | Right Pattern |
| Markings: | non-precision, in Good condition | non-precision, in Good condition |
| Approach Lighting: |
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| Displaced Threshold: | n/a | n/a |
| ILS/LOC: | n/a | n/a |
| Obstructions: | n/a | n/a |
| Comments: | n/a | n/a |
TFRs
Location: AEG
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TFR count: 0
NOTAMs
Location: AEG
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NOTAM count: 12 (Partial list shown. Expand to see full list HERE.)
| Number: | Start Date: (UTC) | End Date: (UTC) | Condition: |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05/005 | 05/09/2025 1213 | 02/02/2026 2300 | APRON SOUTH RAMP WIP CONST ADJ NW EDGE FENCE AROUND SITE |
| 06/010 | 06/18/2025 0100 | 06/18/2025 0800 | AIRSPACE MIL OPS AIRDROP WI AN AREA DEFINED AS 3NM RADIUS OF 350922N1064741W (.7NM NE AEG) SFC-8500FT AGL. |
| 04/010 | 04/28/2025 1220 | 09/06/2025 0129 | AIRSPACE SEE ABQ 04/328 UAS DLY SR-SS |
| 06/003 | 06/02/2025 1912 | 07/17/2025 1911 | OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1006350) 350315.00N1065133.00W (6.3NM SSW AEG) 6277.9FT (402.9FT AGL) U/S |
| 06/005 | 06/09/2025 1348 | 06/30/2025 2300 | TWY B CLSD |
| 02/006 | 02/06/2025 1539 | TWY A SIGNS BTN TWY A1 AND TWY A6 NOT STD | |
| 02/005 | 02/06/2025 1537 | TWY A LGT BTN TWY A1 AND TWY A6 NOT STD | |
| 06/001 | 06/02/2025 1406 | 07/01/2025 2200 | TWY C CLSD |
Additional Remarks
Live Fire Range 1.6Nm West of the Approach End of Rwy 04 Avoidance Advised.
Source:
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Wildlife on and In vicinity of Arpt.
Source:
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Double Eagle II Airport is named after the Double Eagle II Balloon, the first balloon to cross the Atlantic ocean
Source:
AM
Airport Manager
Noise Abatement
Instrument Procedures
Data Cycle:
Operations & More Information
Lat/Long:
- 35.14491, -106.79517
- 35° 8′ 41.7″ N, 106° 47′ 42.6″ W
- 35° 8.695′ N, 106° 47.710′ W
ARTCC:
Albuquerque (ZAB)
App/Depart Control Facility:
ABQ
Chart:
NACO: Albuquerque Sectional
FSS:
Albuquerque (ABQ)
1-800-WX-BRIEF
1-800-WX-BRIEF
Wind Indicator:
Lighted
Mag Var:
11E (1990)
NOTAM Facility:
Seg Circle:
Yes
Beacon:
Present
Lighting:
Pilot Activated Lighting:
- low intensity: 3 clicks in 5 secs
- medium intensity: 5 clicks in 5 secs
- high intensity: 7 clicks in 5 secs
AM
Actvt MALSR Rwy 22; REIL Rwy 17 & 35; PAPI Rwy 04 & 17; MIRL Rwy 04/22 & 17/35 - CTAF.
FAA
Pattern Altitude:
No data provided. Assume 1000 AGL.
Special Operations:
Communications Card
| Type: | Frequency / Phone: | Sector / Comments: | Call Sign: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approach/Departure | 127.4 | Albuquerque | |
| ATIS | 119.025 | Double Eagle Ii | |
| AWOS-3PT | (505) 842-2009 | Double Eagle Ii | |
| Clearance Delivery | 124.8 | WHEN TWR CLSD | Albuquerque |
| CTAF | 120.15 | Double Eagle Ii | |
| CURLY STAR | 127.4 | Albuquerque | |
| Ground Control | 121.625 | Double Eagle Ii | |
| LAVAN STAR | 123.9 | Albuquerque | |
| MIERA STAR | 123.9 | Albuquerque | |
| Tower | 120.15 | Double Eagle Ii |
Navaids
Services
Fuel:
100LL Low-Lead, Jet A1
AM
Engine Repair:
Major
AM
Airframe Repair:
Major
AM
Bottled Oxygen:
High
AM
Bulk Oxygen:
High
AM
Customs:
None
Transportation:
Courtesy Transportation, Limousine, Shuttle Service, Van
AM
Activities:
Intensive Flight Training, On field restaurant/café
AM
Camping On Field:
None Reported
Aircraft & Activity
Webcams
METARs
TAFs
Contact Addresses
Airport Manager
Gavino Gallegos
Albuquerque, NM 87119
(505) 259-8113 (Office)
Owner
City of Albuquerque
Albuquerque, NM 87119
(505) 244-7888 (Office)
Airport Reviews
Overall:
5 ratings | 11 reviews
Runways and Taxiways:
Markings and Signage:
Ground Transportation:
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- 6/2/19Thomas W.Absolutely awesome controllers. Calm, helpful, patient, and professional. Took off in some not great weather on 6/1 and they helped me along. Also, Bode Aviation is awesome! Great customer service and really nice facility. My wife and I showed up abo…
- 1/26/19Philip N.Bode Aviation helped me out of a jam when my alternator went out on my way into Double Eagle. They replaced the alternator and fixed another potentially dangerous problem (leaking throttle body). We rented a car, which they had on hand, to continue…
- 3/17/16IRA W.I am at a loss as to why anyone would be willing to deal with the hassle of KABQ when KAEG is available. It is farther from the city, but the distance is more than compensated for by the rapid service. We parked there overnight on a trip from Kansas …
- 10/29/24Great AirportLorne S.Reasonably priced 100LL and hospitable people make this a great fuel stop on the southern route through the Rockies. Field is in great shape and controllers are helpful.
- 11/13/20Good airport - On-Field Dining is Pretty GoodSpencer H.Good airport if you are scared of the size of Albuquerque. The Bombing Range Cafe is pretty good. Last time I flew into AEG, the controllers kept referring to us as a Cessna even though we kept telling them we were a Remos (light sport)...and wanted …
- 7/15/20New routing for taxiway A1 not shown here.Bruce G.Aerial view map dated 2020 posted here is out of date. You can now taxi across the approach end of Rwy 22 directly to the approach end of Rwy 17 (with OK from Ground Control of course!).
- 7/21/18R Kirk S.Watch the line crew here. Damaged my front wheel pant a while back, even after I provided detail on proper tow bar use and what to look for. Line crew guy fully acknowledged what was needed because of the unique aspect of the wheel pant design. But d…
- 5/22/17JAMES J.I've stopped into Bode twice in the last year, once for a weekend in town, and once to refuel. The tower and Albuquerque approach coordinate really well, the airport is easy to navigate, and the backdrop of the Sandia mountains is glorious. Even thou…
- 12/16/15JOHN T.Weather forced us to stay in Albuquerque for a couple of days on the way to the Reno Air Races. The folks at Bode Aviation took great care of us, and of our C180. We rented one of their on-site rental cars and stayed at a hotel they recommended just …
- 7/7/15DANIEL L.7/3/2015, We arrived at Bode Aviation on the northwest side of the airport and immediately a ground crewmen came out to meet our PA28-140B (N95305) and ground guided us to parking. I went in and made arrangements for fuel and parking with the staff. …
- 1/27/15JEFF S.Bode Aviation was very helpful and courteous. I called ahead and reserved a rental car. The process was fast and easy and the car was waiting for me when I landed. They fueled me up and used the crew car to shuttle us back and forth from the FBO to t…