Photos of Lake Hood Airport Airport

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Lake Hood Airport, E-W 4,540' X 188' fresh water takeoff/landing lane-looking eastward, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
Lake Hood Airport, E-W 4,540' X 188' fresh water takeoff/landing lane-looking westward, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
Lake Hood Airport, Lighted windsock for E-W 4,540' X 188' fresh water landing lane-at east end, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
Lake Hood Airport, Photographer's viewing area adjacent E-W 4,540' X 188' fresh water takeoff/landing lane; benches including pontoon float bench are memorials to deceased aviators, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
Lake Hood Airport, Lake Hood SPB taken from Alaska Airlines B737-700 at altitude looking southwest by south. Knik Arm in foreground. Based aircraft-781, 760 single engine, 21 multi-engine. 190 average operations/day. August 2004 to August 2005 figures., photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
Lake Hood Airport, Orange balls mark low wires on approach to water landing, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
Lake Hood Airport, Lake Hood Worlds Largest Seaplane Base, photo by Timothy Aanerud
Timothy Aanerud
Lake Hood Airport, Airport Signs, photo by Timothy Aanerud
Timothy Aanerud
Lake Hood Airport, Landing on Lake Hood, photo by Timothy Aanerud
Timothy Aanerud
Lake Hood Airport, Lake Hood Worlds Largest Seaplane Base Safety Rules, photo by Timothy Aanerud
Timothy Aanerud
Lake Hood Airport, Looking east towards Chugach Mountains, photo by Andy Hutzel, Manager LHD/Z41
Andy Hutzel, Manager LHD/Z41
Lake Hood Airport, A float plane tender. A specialized truck for getting float planes in and out of the water., photo by Timothy Aanerud
Timothy Aanerud
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