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Did you know?
FACT: 

Coeur d’Alene Airport is a county-owned public-use airport located in Hayden, Idaho.  The airport is nine miles northwest from the central business district of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

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Located on over 1,100 acres, it contains two asphalt paved runways measuring 7,400 x 100 ft and 5,400 x 75 ft.

FACT: 

It cost taxpayers $568,178 for the CDA Airport MASTER PLAN in 2019. The local cost was $34,721.

FACT: 

CDA Airport has:

  • 232 total aircraft based on the field

  • 199 single engine airplanes

  • 14 multi engine airplanes

  • 10 jet airplanes

  • 3 helicopters

  • 2 glider planes

  • 4 ultralight planes

(as of Dec. 2018​)

FACT: 

There are 119 public airports in Idaho

FACT: 

There was a restaurant at KCOE known as the Lomcevak Restaurant and Lounge. The Czech word lomcevak is used to describe a particularly extreme and spectacular aerobatic manuever.

FACT: 

Coeur d’Alene Airport began as a fighter and light bomber training base for the Army Air Corps in 1942. It was only the second Delta configuration air base ever built – an interesting design where the runways create a triangle, thus centralizing the facility. It was built by the Corps of Engineers

FACT: 

The number of GA accidents in 2018 occurring in neighboring states compared to Idaho’s 26 accidents:

  • Washington 39

  • Oregon 27

  • Idaho 26

  • Nevada 19

  • Utah 16

  • Montana 12

  • Wyoming 7

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