St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL/KSTL)

St. Louis, United States

The airport has 4 runways; the longest is 12R/30L at 3,359 m (11,020 ft). Its elevation is 188 m (618 ft).

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Key facts

IATA code
STL
ICAO code
KSTL
Type
Large airport
Country
United States
Municipality served
St. Louis
Airport reference point
38.7487° N, 90.3700° W38° 44′ 55″ N, 90° 22′ 12″ W
Elevation
188 m (618 ft)
Runways
4

Runways

Runways at St. Louis Lambert International Airport
RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLightingTrue bearingDisplaced runway threshold
06/242,317 m (7,603 ft)46 mConcreteYes06 63°24 243°—
11/292,743 m (9,000 ft)46 mConcreteYes11 122°29 302°—
12L/30R2,747 m (9,013 ft)46 mConcreteYes12L 122°30R 302°—
12R/30L3,359 m (11,020 ft)61 mConcreteYes12R 122°30L 302°12R 143 m

Bearings are relative to true north; runway names come from the magnetic bearing.

A displaced runway threshold means landings start this far along the runway rather than at its beginning.

Nearest airports

  1. Midamerica Airport (BLV), United States: 52 km
  2. Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport (SPI), United States: 136 km
  3. Quincy Regional Airport Baldwin Field (UIN), United States: 151 km

Distances are straight-line distances between airport reference points.