About Lebanon Municipal Airport

Overview

Lebanon Municipal Airport (LEB) is a regional, tower-controlled airport located in western New Hampshire, on the border of Vermont, in the city of Lebanon. Daily commercial service connects passengers to Boston and White Plains, New York. LEB is a hub for those traveling to the Upper Valley for business and vacation.

Rules and Regulations

The Rules and Regulations for the operation of the Airport were adopted in 1993 by Lebanon City Council and are part of Section 8.4 of Chapter 8, Airport Operations of the Code of the City of Lebanon.”

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Airport Facilities 

Lebanon Airport (LEB) is a regional, tower-controlled airport located in western New Hampshire, on the border of Vermont, in the city of Lebanon. Daily commercial service connects passengers to Boston and White Plains, New York. LEB is a hub for those traveling to the Upper Valley for business and vacation.

Lebanon Airport is home base for small and large planes, with hangars available on the airport for convenient storage. Granite Air Center and Sharkey's Helicopters are on located on the north ramp. There is no waiting in long lines as the Lebanon Airport offers efficient and friendly service to your destination and parking is free.

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Airport Weather

The National Weather Service collects the data for the weather at the airport. Please visit the National Weather Service climate NOWData website, and scroll in the location options to "Lebanon ASOS, NH" to view the data. 

About the Area

The Upper Valley offers visitors stunning views of peaks and valleys, roadside sales of maple syrup, journeys across authentic covered bridges and the occasional glimpse of the area's wildlife. The villages of Woodstock and Quechee, Vermont and Hanover, New Hampshire are a quick drive from the airport and many of the region's most popular ski resorts, including Killington, are within an hour's drive.

The state capitals of Montpelier and Concord are within 65 miles of the airport. The small towns of the Upper Valley offer residents quiet, everyday rural living with the proximity to all the cultural opportunities of big cities, which earns the area the title of "Crossroads of New England." Come experience the Upper Valley: breathtakingly beautiful in every season and only an hour's flight from Boston and now only 1 and a half hours to New York.

Tucked between Vermont and New Hampshire, along the Connecticut River, it takes little time for the visitors of the Upper Valley region to fall in love with what the locals here already treasure. The Upper Valley offers visitors stunning views of peaks and valleys, roadside sales of maple syrup, journeys across authentic covered bridges and the occasional glimpse of the area's wildlife.