Telluride Runway Overview
The Telluride Regional Airport runway serves Telluride, Colorado, and is one of the highest commercial airports in the United States. It is a single runway facility designed for short-field operations and regional turboprop service.
Runway Length and Elevation
The Telluride runway is approximately 8,900 feet long with an elevation above 9,000 feet. These factors affect aircraft performance, requiring operators to account for density altitude, temperature, and payload limits.
Operations and Airline Service
Telluride’s runway supports regional flights, primarily during ski season and summer tourism months. Service is typically operated by regional carriers using aircraft suited for short, high-altitude runways, with schedules and capacity adjusted for mountain weather conditions.
For detailed airport data, current runway specifications, and operational notices, refer to the official Telluride Regional Airport page at Telluride Regional Airport.
