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Military airfield serving Fort Carson Army installation in Colorado.
Location
Fort Carson, United States
Butts Army Air Field (IATA: FCS, ICAO: KFCS) is a United States Army airfield located at Fort Carson, a major Army installation near Colorado Springs, Colorado. The airfield primarily supports military aviation operations, including rotary-wing aircraft used by units stationed at Fort Carson.
The facility is named in honor of a military servicemember and serves as a key operational and training airfield for Army aviation assets. As a restricted military installation, it is not open to the general public and does not support commercial airline service.
Fort Carson itself is home to the 4th Infantry Division and other Army units, and Butts AAF plays an integral role in supporting their aviation requirements, including troop transport, training, and logistical missions.
Notable facts
- ›Butts AAF is a restricted U.S. Army airfield not open to civilian traffic.
- ›The airfield is located at Fort Carson, near Colorado Springs, Colorado.
- ›Fort Carson is home to the 4th Infantry Division, which utilizes the airfield.
- ›The airfield primarily supports rotary-wing (helicopter) military operations.
- ›It holds IATA code FCS and ICAO code KFCS.
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