EV Charging Stations

EV drivers won’t find chargers at Amery Municipal Airport

Daily rates at Amery Municipal Airport parking run $15, with a $90 weekly cap, but none of that buys you EV charging. Public data for KAHH on AirNav and AOPA lists runway and GA services only, and skips any mention of Level 2 or DC fast chargers for cars.

The lot sits right next to the Main terminal, about a 5‑minute walk from your car to the small terminal building. The city’s own airport page focuses on the single runway and basic facilities and again omits EV charging, which strongly suggests there are no car charge points on the airport property.

Rates are simple: $15 per calendar day or $90 per week, with no premium tier advertised for EVs and no reserved “EV only” rows. Think of it as standard GA field parking where your car just sits; you’re paying to park an EV, not to charge one.

Regulars at similar rural fields on r/flying say they plan charging in town instead of at the airfield, and KAHH appears to fit that pattern based on the same kind of sparse facility listings. Expect to top up in Amery or along US‑8 before you drive the last few miles out to the airport.

Practical tip: arrive with enough battery for at least 2–3 days of vampire drain plus your round‑trip back to the nearest public charger, since you’ll be parked on an unpowered spot for the full stay.