Pilot Dashboard – Campbell Airport (C81)

Campbell Airport · FAA C81

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Operational Overview

Current conditions, field data, and published information collected on a single page.

Public UseNon-towered788 ft MSL42.3246°N · 88.0741°W

Weather

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Wind

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Visibility

—Reported at the nearby observation station

Ceiling

—Lowest reported ceiling layer AGL

Altimeter

—Station pressure converted to inHg

Density Altitude

—Estimate using field elevation, temperature, and pressure

NWS alerts

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IdentifierC81

CTAF / UNICOM122.700

Longest Runway3,573 ft

Fuel100LL

Weather

Observed conditions and short-range point forecast.

Aviation Weather Center

Next 6 HoursNational Weather Service point forecast at C81 coordinates

Observation DetailKUGN nearby station

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Dew point—

Relative humidity—

Estimated density altitude—

Observation time—

KUGN weather is shown as a nearby reference. Verify conditions through official aviation-weather products before flight.

Runways & Wind Components

Field geometry based on published runway-end coordinates; calculations use nearby KUGN wind.

Airfield LayoutNorth-up simplified representation

BothRWY 06/24RWY 09/27

Simplified north-up layout of runways 06/24 and 09/27

Asphalt

Turf

SelectedBoth Runways

Dimensions3,573 ft / 3,270 ft

SurfaceAsphalt / Turf · Asphalt

Estimated Wind ComponentsSustained and gust components by runway end

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Runway EndTrue HeadingHead/TailCrosswindGust Crosswind

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24238°———

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"Best H/W" only identifies the largest calculated headwind component. Confirm the runway in use and current conditions before flight.

RWY 06/24Verify Condition

Size3,573 × 40 ft

SurfaceAsphalt / Turf

SpecialSW 1,000 ft turf-gravel

RWY 24301 ft displaced threshold

RWY 09/27Verify Condition

Size3,270 × 40 ft

SurfaceAsphalt

SpecialNon-standard

TrafficLeft pattern

Communications

Published frequencies and contact channels relevant to C81.

CTAF / UNICOM

122.700Campbell Airport · non-towered

Chicago Approach

120.550Published on the C81 RNAV (GPS)-B plate

Clearance Delivery

847-289-0926Contact Chicago Approach by phone for CD

Flight Service

1-800-WX-BRIEFOfficial preflight briefing

Frequencies and procedures can change. Confirm current information in the applicable FAA publication and during your official briefing.

Notices

Published field remarks and active National Weather Service alerts.

Airport RemarksFAA Airport Master Record summary

Check NOTAMS

Weather AlertsActive NWS alerts at airport coordinates

—Weather alerts are not aviation NOTAMs.NWS

Procedures & Planning

Direct access to current authoritative planning products.

RNAV (GPS)-BNon-precision area navigation approach for Campbell Airport.FAA Procedure

FAA NOTAM SearchReview airport, runway, and lighting notices.Current Notices

Chart SupplementAirport, communication, weather, and operational data.FAA Publication

Takeoff MinimumsTerminal procedures listing for C81.FAA Minima

Temporary Flight RestrictionsReview temporary flight restrictions (TFRs).Airspace

Official Flight BriefingObtain an official preflight briefing.Flight Service

Services & Access

Confirmed airport services and the published entrance distinction.

100LL FuelAVGAS 100LL fuel is available at Campbell Airport.

Call Airport Operations

Aircraft ParkingTransient tiedown storage listed in the airport record.

Airport Office

Aircraft MaintenanceMajor airframe and powerplant repair listed for C81.

Service Availability

Hangar InquiriesContact the airport office for hangar information.

Airport Office

Official Resources

Authoritative sources for verification and preflight planning.

Flight ServiceOfficial flight briefing and planning.

Aviation Weather CenterMETAR reports and aviation weather products.

FAA NOTAM SearchCurrent notices and status changes.

FAA ProceduresProcedures and minimums for C81.

FAA TFRsTemporary flight restrictions.

Chart SupplementCurrent airport and facility data.

Not for Navigation.

This dashboard is a supplemental orientation tool and is not a substitute for an official preflight briefing. Weather is from a nearby station, calculations are estimates, and airport information can change. Pilots are responsible for consulting current FAA publications, NOTAMs, weather products, Flight Service, and other authoritative sources.

Static airport data reviewed August 2026Live weather from the National Weather Service