Airports / New Mexico / LAM
Los Alamos Airport
KLAM / LAMLos Alamos, New MexicoELEV 7,171 FT
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Field elevation
Nearest alternate
Field standing
18 nm
To the nearest alternate
Santa Fe Municipal Airport (SAF) — 2 fields within 50 nm.
Overview
Los Alamos Airport, listed as KLAM / LAM, is a general aviation field in Los Alamos, New Mexico. The field lies at an elevation of 7,171 feet. The field has no airline schedules, which keeps it focused on private and general aviation flying.
LAM has no resident charter fleet; trips here are typically flown by operators repositioning from surrounding airports. Useful alternates include Santa Fe Municipal Airport (SAF, 18 nm), Taos Regional Airport (TSM, 45 nm), and Double Eagle II Airport (KAEG, 51 nm).
Quotes for flights out of LAM vary with aircraft type, repositioning, and schedule flexibility. Use the cost estimator to model a trip from LAM, or browse verified operators serving the area.
Field capability
ICAO
KLAM
IATA
LAM
FAA / Local
LAM
Elevation
7,171 ft
Coordinates
35.8798° N · 106.2690° W
Airspace
G · GolfClass G — GolfUncontrolled field — no tower. Pilots self-announce and sequence themselves on the common traffic advisory frequency.Source: FAA NASR class airspace
Size
Small
Scheduled svc
No
Elevation vs NM fields
state range 3,295–8,380 ft
At 7,171 ft, LAM sits higher than 94% of the 32 New Mexico fields on the register — a high-elevation field where density altitude can trim aircraft performance on warm days.
Access & alternates
Closest alternate fields by great-circle distance — every listing links to its own field brief.
- 18nmSAFSanta Fe Municipal AirportSanta Fe
- 45nmTSMTaos Regional AirportTaos
- 51nmKAEGDouble Eagle II AirportAlbuquerque
- 53nmABQAlbuquerque International SunportAlbuquerque
- 57nmLVSLas Vegas Municipal AirportLas Vegas
- 95nmALSSan Luis Valley Regional Airport/Bergman FieldAlamosa
Location
Open the full mapKLAM · Los Alamos Airport · Los Alamos, NM
From the ramp
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